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"Only" 24 runs? That's 2.5 wins just by moving guys around in the lineup -- probably worth $10-12 million to the Sox. Unfortunately, all the best work done on lineup construction (see, for example, Tango/Lichtman/Dolphin's The Book) shows that changing lineups can only have a much smaller impact on scoring. The lineup tool assumes that each lineup spot has a "multiplier" value, and keeps those values the same even when you mix up the lineup and no longer have the same type of hitter preceding and following that slot. It doesn't make sense, and it doesn't work.
Is there a granstand somewhere those of us who tossed a few comments out, but are now weary of the Mitchell threads to watch the races? I've got a $5 trifecta boxed around the Canseco crashing thread, the Clemens outraged thread, the absolving the owners thread.
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