I know that Coors Field is a good hitters park. However, our friends at CBSSports must have forgotten to be "checking it twice" (it being their data) when they projected Jayson Nix to get 88 hits in 105 at-bats (CBSSports Projections, last reviewed on 2/23/08 at 12:00 P.M.). To readers that use third-party data, please be sure to double check their work.
Showing posts with label Errors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Errors. Show all posts
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Errors: CBSSports Projects Jayson Nix to go 88-for-105 (.838 batting average)
I know that Coors Field is a good hitters park. However, our friends at CBSSports must have forgotten to be "checking it twice" (it being their data) when they projected Jayson Nix to get 88 hits in 105 at-bats (CBSSports Projections, last reviewed on 2/23/08 at 12:00 P.M.). To readers that use third-party data, please be sure to double check their work.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Bang the Gavel: Yahoo! Muffs Draft Data
This morning I was awakened with many inquiries about how to handle Yahoo!'s losing draft data for a number of leagues. Although Sports Judge is in the process of writing about a half dozen opinions on this issue, I strongly recommend that all team owners make sure to hand copy their selections at the end of the draft. That way, draft results are saved, even if Yahoo! servers overflow.With respect to the many leagues that have lost draft data, replication (where feasible) is the preferred solution. To alleviate any future controversy about how to handle lost draft data, leagues should explicitly include in their constitution an obligation for each team owner to write down all picks (however, presumably SportsJudge.com will soon offer case law on how to handle this issue in the alternative).
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