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For all of the complaints on Swanson, he's up to an 89 wRC+ and entered the game with a 1.7 fWAR on the year. 

He doesn't always do it the most pretty, but he has been a consistent value provider. 

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37 minutes ago, KCCub said:

You guys are welcome. I dropped Dansby from my fantasy team on 6/16

Well played idiot

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Dansby might be the streakest hitter in baseball lol. When he's hot he's very hot but when he is cold he is ice cold there is no in between with him. 

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3 minutes ago, squally1313 said:

2.0 fWAR for Dansby in the 79th game of the year

I was just looking at this. He's still on pace for a 4fWAR year and tied with Busch for the second best position player on the Cubs. I guess defense is still important, eh?

Edit: I see he's also running a career-high walk rate.

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1 minute ago, Jason Ross said:

He doesn't always do it the most pretty, but he has been a consistent value provider. 

He's the quintessential, "wait, how the heck did he end the year with such a high fWAR?" guy.

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3 minutes ago, Hortonhearsawho said:

Dansby might be the streakest hitter in baseball lol. When he's hot he's very hot but and when he is cold he is ice cold there is no in between with him. 

Problem with this season is he hasn't really had a good or hot streak til now 🤷

Hopefully going forward he'll be more consistent in hitting and avoid any prolonged long cold streaks 

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3 minutes ago, Hortonhearsawho said:

Dansby might be the streakest hitter in baseball lol.

I've asked this before and don't remember what the answer was, but there HAS to be a metric that measures consistency or streakiness.  If not, there should be, something that measures whether a player's aggreggate performance over the course of the year was fairly evenly distributed or was it extremely inconsistent.  I suspect almost all players are streaky, but I'm really curious whether the players we see as very streaky would actually reflect that statistically moreso than others.

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Just now, Irrelevant Dude said:

I've asked this before and don't remember what the answer was, but there HAS to be a metric that measures consistency or streakiness.  If not, there should be, something that measures whether a player's aggreggate performance over the course of the year was fairly evenly distributed or was it extremely inconsistent.  I suspect almost all players are streaky, but I'm really curious whether the players we see as very streaky would actually reflect that statistically moreso than others.

This is a stat that I would love to look at if it existed. 

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2 minutes ago, Irrelevant Dude said:

I've asked this before and don't remember what the answer was, but there HAS to be a metric that measures consistency or streakiness.  If not, there should be, something that measures whether a player's aggreggate performance over the course of the year was fairly evenly distributed or was it extremely inconsistent.  I suspect almost all players are streaky, but I'm really curious whether the players we see as very streaky would actually reflect that statistically moreso than others.

If that metric doesn't already exist, it should be pretty easy to manufacture. Compare baseline performance to monthly splits or preferably some sort of rolling 10 game average. Calculate who has the largest standard deviations. Compare.

I'm not a math guy or a programmer, so I'd love to be told how wrong I am.

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17 minutes ago, Irrelevant Dude said:

I've asked this before and don't remember what the answer was, but there HAS to be a metric that measures consistency or streakiness.  If not, there should be, something that measures whether a player's aggreggate performance over the course of the year was fairly evenly distributed or was it extremely inconsistent.  I suspect almost all players are streaky, but I'm really curious whether the players we see as very streaky would actually reflect that statistically moreso than others.

Also, what is streaky ?

 We see some guys just go off in pockets or have a good series or two every few weeks or month, is that considered streaky or just having a hot spell?

Same with guys we always hear starts out the season slow,  we're in June, when does starting the season slow just turn into not having a good season?

 

 

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