Spencer Kerch

Spencer Kerch

@spunkyman.bsky.social

Belmont University Grad | Sports Analytics | CSU Applied Stats Masters Student “I’m right about a lot of things that people have zero clue is even going on” https://linktr.ee/skrrch

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@tangotiger.com reading about the first base receiving OAA I was wondering how it works in tandem with infield throwing OAA. I know you cap it at +.5 OAA for a reception but is it possible for there to be >+1 OAA on a play or vice versa? Or is infield capped at .5 too?

If in the odyssey himesh Patel’s character is the only person who remembers the battles it would suck because I don’t think any of the Beatles songs use a lyre

Ron Livingston in office space didn’t know how good he had it. Sat next to Stephen root. Cool neighbor. Never had to use Microsoft Teams. I wonder if anyone is hiring to update systems to prep for y2k still

Trying to sit down and do literally anything productive sports analytics wise and can’t what’s wrong with me gonna check in on my boy Henry J Waugh instead hopefully nothing unlikely and deadly happens to his favorite pitcher Brock Rutherford

He is bringing that oh brother Coen‘s energy though so it’s working. Low-key it’s more intolerable, cruelty vibes. Or maybe hail Caesar I haven’t seen that one

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ABS Challenge Breakeven Chart Make this your screen saver or background for your phone or computer For any combo of bases, outs, strikes, balls, this shows how certain player has to be in order to challenge As you can see, bases loaded 3-2 count should be heavily challenged

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Caleb giving the trips side some sort of head tap signal and then Burden being nowhere near the throw suggests to me Burden didn’t know what was going on there

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2025 Defensive Team of the Year Chicago Cubs Inaugural winner of this award Only team to have positive Defensive Runs Saved at 8 of the 9 defensive positions Had MLB leader in Runs Saved at 2nd base (Nico Hoerner) and runner-up in center field (Pete Crow-Armstrong).