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Saturday, March 20, 2010

Casey: An In-Depth Discussion About Bloomberg Sports With Bill Squadron

Stroboscoping is go!

PRC: Did the teams ask for such a product? Isn’t there already too much analysis of baseball as is?

Information has great value, and our mission as a company is to give people the information they need to make their work and lives better and easier to navigate. We create the tools for people to use as it best serves their needs.

The teams did not ask originally. However we have met with almost all the teams to design a system that essentially fills holes that they have been seen in statistical analysis over the years, whether that is in scouting, game situations, or talent evaluation, and created essentially a one stop shop for any possible scenario that could arise in player evaluation. It takes into account not just statistics, but any possible trend in hitting, pitching or fielding that involves a player.

We do not feel there is too much analysis and we are not creating more formulas. What we have seen in sport, much like in the financial markets, is that there is a great deal of wasted time spent coming up with potential business scenarios, and by streamlining this process using a variation of the technology we have already created, the analysis becomes, more simple, time saving and concise. In short, it takes the guess work out of analysis and frees the professionals up to do what they do best, run the business of baseball with the best possible information at hand.

Repoz Posted: March 20, 2010 at 09:04 AM | 4 comment(s) | Login to Bookmark
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   1. Tricky Dick Posted: March 20, 2010 at 10:12 AM (#3482691)
What we have seen in sport, much like in the financial markets, is that there is a great deal of wasted time spent coming up with potential business scenarios, and by streamlining this process using a variation of the technology we have already created, the analysis becomes, more simple, time saving and concise.


What does that mean?
   2. Swedish Chef Posted: March 20, 2010 at 10:41 AM (#3482692)
What does that mean?

It means that daytrading hot players will be the trend for teams this year.
   3. pkb33 Posted: March 20, 2010 at 01:32 PM (#3482713)
Their fantasy product is very weak; not even clear how they rank players and no ability to customize for standard roto categories.

A lot of pretty graphics, but they should have talked to, you know, someone who plays fantasy baseball somewhere in the design cycle.
   4. 100 Years is Nothing Posted: March 20, 2010 at 04:42 PM (#3482802)
Just like the US Congress, Bloomberg knows better than the unwashed masses what is important and needed, and they they have ways of making you buy their repackaged information.
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