SOM taking orders for 2006 ratings book & disk

[visick]

To build on what stoney said, the book breaks it down position by position, vs. R/L who the top OB, TB and HR guys are.

It's also broken down by team.

ie. You are looking for a 1st. baseman, that hits LH's better. You want a high OB guy or TB guy...the book has the info.

[SCOTTBROWN]

I can't find it in that rats nest.....where is it?

[markp65]

Hersh, when you go to the link that soca kindly posted, do a search on "ratings." The book/disk will come up at the bottom of the search result page.

[the splinter]

I think of the disc and books in this manner....

Those you choose to use them represent the Billy Beanes of Strat...# crunching souless minions of Bill James..but hey thats okay.

Those who do not use them represent .... say.... the Branch Rickeys of Strat....gut instinct talent recognizers...you know....more of a pure baseball approach. :lol:

[LANCEBOUSLEY]

I take it you didn't read "Moneyball" splinter! :wink:

[visick]

The book/ratings disc is extremely helpful, categorizing the players for you.

I think it's an invaluable tool.

[the splinter]

[quote:57af0e621a]The book/ratings disc is extremely helpful, categorizing the players for you.

I think it's an invaluable tool.[/quote:57af0e621a]

Ugh...Hofstra grads.....Of course you find it invaluable...you failed to fully develope your frontal lobe.

[visick]

Hey redneck...err Bubba,


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in·val·u·a·ble Listen: [ n-vly--bl ]
adj.

Of inestimable value; priceless: invaluable paintings; invaluable help.



Priceless. You understand what priceless means don't you?

[Detroit-Tigers]

Hofstra grad? Would know a distance runner by the name of Cindy Szabo would you?

[springer0432]

[quote:a3330161fe]...where is it?[/quote:a3330161fe]

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