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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Thursday, July 03, 2008BPro: Seidman: Max Scherzer talks about his own numbers-crunching.20 Minutes into the Sabermetric Future...with Max.
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My BookmarksYou must be logged in to view your Bookmarks. Hot TopicsNewsblog: Jeff Pearlman: Do I hate sports? (62 - 12:22am, Jul 04) Last: Jolly Old St. Nick (now, with Screen Name history) Newsblog: Heyman: If Cleveland's willing to trade Martinez, Boston's a likely suitor (34 - 12:16am, Jul 04) Last: Mister High Standards Newsblog: Diamond Notes: Bill Plaschke on his feelings on Manny Ramirez today (23 - 12:14am, Jul 04) Last: Crashburn Alley Newsblog: MLB.com: Jones gives Bucs lift with big bat: Finishes single shy of cycle (10 - 11:42pm, Jul 03) Last: rLr Shouldn't Have Drunk The Hot Mountain Dew Newsblog: L.A. Times: When it comes to Manny, what would Nietzsche do? (8 - 11:29pm, Jul 03) Last: Teal & Black, Man Among Primates Newsblog: Bloomberg: Levinson: What Does It Mean for the Jews With Youkilis, Braun, Kinsler?
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And I totally understand what he's saying with regards to intellectually understanding the statistical principle at work, yet emotionally and instinctively wanting to reject it. But of course the moral of the story is that intuition and instinct are pretty damn poor judges of mathematical and physical realities...just ask the average kid which item hits the ground first when dropped from a height, an anvil or a golf ball?
Clearly it's the anvil because it's heavier.
EDIT: It turns out he has shoulder inflammation and is on the AAA disabled list.
Unless, of course, Chris Snyder says it is.
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