12:01 |
Dan Szymborski: Welcome to a no doubt very upbeat chat!
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12:01 |
Sirras: If MLB made an offer consisting of:
- Ownership can only fire one player per month, where “fire” means lighting a player on fire.
- The CBT threshold is lowered to $10 and players on teams over the threshold are subject to daily whippings until the team gets below the threshold
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12:01 |
Sirras: Then:
- How likely do you think MLBPA would be to accept?
- Why won’t the players negotiate in good faith?
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12:02 |
Dan Szymborski: lol
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12:02 |
bk: Dan please, I am starving. A ZiPS top 100 Jays teaser, I need it.
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12:02 |
Dan Szymborski: Hey, we gotta keep you guys coming back for SOMETHING. It’s just next week!
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12:02 |
Mike in Cleveland: Do you have ZIPS projections for everyone involved in the labor negotiations?
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12:03 |
Dan Szymborski:
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12:04 |
Joe: Granted if they want they COULD sign both, if they can only sign 1 what makes more sense for NYY to go long term with Correa or Judge given what they stand to earn?
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12:04 |
Dan Szymborski: Probably Correa – he’s younger. Though it depends on just how much Judge wants
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12:04 |
Jeff: Who’s the best hitter in baseball at this very moment
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12:04 |
Dan Szymborski: Soto
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12:05 |
goodfor: What does ZiPs say is Wander Franco’s 90th percentile projection?
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12:05 |
Dan Szymborski: 317/381/616, 6.6 WAR
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12:05 |
Appa Yip Yip: Hey Dan, have you thought about using ZiPS to find the ideal post-lockout free agent candidate for each team? I’d imagine Carlos Correa would show up a lot but it would be interesting to see.
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12:06 |
Dan Szymborski: I’m doing my favorite homes for each of the top FA tomorrow and Monday.
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12:06 |
Dan Szymborski: That approach probably should be done earlier in the offseason
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12:06 |
Dan Szymborski: or as you guess, I’ll end up mostly with Correa and some Freemans.
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12:07 |
Dan Szymborski: And I’m not doing strictly the BEST ZiPS home, because then the article will be mostly just be Red Sox and Phillies
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12:07 |
Manny Trillo: There seems to be a lot of unrest with the players with salary growth (and therefore CBT) not rising with revenue. While a fair point, wouldn’t somehow tying at least CBT or somehow broader spending to revenue would help solve this
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12:07 |
Dan Szymborski: MLB won’t do it
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12:07 |
Dan Szymborski: Even the *MLBPA’s* proposal has CBT growing slower than revenue historically
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12:10 |
Dan Szymborski: Let’s put it this way: MLB’s revenue nearly tripled from 2003 to 2019
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12:11 |
Dan Szymborski: CBT threshold has less than doubled.
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12:12 |
Teddy: do you like footlongs?
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12:12 |
Dan Szymborski: This seems sexual, but if it’s food, then yes
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12:12 |
Joe: Who’s an under the radar Orioles prospect that you see as a potential regular?
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12:12 |
Dan Szymborski: Does Henderson count?
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12:12 |
Breezy: ZiPS believes in Fried with a 1.12 WHIP projection while Steamer and THE BAT do not with a 1.29 and 1.30 respectively. Maybe there’s not a question here, so .. what up with that?
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12:12 |
Dan Szymborski: It’s always hard to say as I can not tell you *exactly* what they do differently
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12:12 |
14343: What version of JV do you expect to get this year?
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12:13 |
Dan Szymborski: Very good, but distinctly below his best
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12:13 |
Jfast: Who is the best fictional ballplayer of all time
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12:13 |
Dan Szymborski: Bug Bunny
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12:13 |
Dan Szymborski: BUGS Bunny
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12:13 |
TooDamnTall: How much do you spend annually for data for zips?
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12:14 |
Dan Szymborski: Very little. Dan has his ways.
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12:14 |
Tacoby Bellsbury: Does ZIPS include actuarial tabling in terms of death rates? Should it?
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12:14 |
Dan Szymborski: No explicitly
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12:14 |
Dan Szymborski: but implicitly
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12:14 |
Dan Szymborski: ZiPS knows when players of a similar age have disappeared, it just doesn’t know why
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12:15 |
Moog Powell: Which is more likely:
A blernsball league independently forms and it’s success comes that the expense of baseball, causing baseball to die
or
Baseball slowly morphs into blernsball?
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12:15 |
Appa Yip Yip: Would a package of flaked spicy beef jerky soaked in beef stock or water until soft then heated up technically meet your definition of chili? Beef minced fine, chilis, spices. I’m seeing all the ingredients
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12:15 |
Dan Szymborski: I guess technically? Just kind of an odd chili?
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12:15 |
Dan Szymborski: Not every chili is necessarily a GOOD chili
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12:16 |
Guest: T/F: If Juan Soto had Cody Bellinger’s 2021 season, he would still be worth > $350 million.
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12:16 |
Dan Szymborski: Oh, that’s fun. Hang on
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12:18 |
Dan Szymborski: False. ZiPS says $313 million
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12:18 |
Dan Szymborski: though that’s slightly WORSE than Bellinger’s year because Soto isn’t a CF
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12:18 |
Gilberto: I’m on the players side pretty much absolutely. But, part of me can’t help but feel they did this to themselves. For so many CBAs they sacrificed the earnings of minor leaguers and younger players for the established players. Now that teams have figured out established players aren’t worth it they suddenly care, but where was this 10 years ago?
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12:19 |
Dan Szymborski: It was always hard to be a complete dick to Weiner, a guy people liked who was quietly fighting a terminal disease at a young age with great courage, but those years were really bad for the MLBPA and they kinda had a “go along” attitude
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12:19 |
Dan Szymborski: And a lot of where they are are those seeds
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12:19 |
Tacoby Bellsbury: What does ZIPS say is Wander Franco’s age-90 projection?
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12:19 |
Dan Szymborski: 0
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12:19 |
TooDamnTall: It’s 1am in my timezone and I should get to bed, but I just need some DanTime
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12:19 |
Dan Szymborski: This sounds sexual too. Let’s keep it PG!
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12:19 |
Ben: Are the ZiPS projections for free agents based on a neutral park or the home park of their last team?
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12:19 |
Dan Szymborski: last team
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12:20 |
Jfast: What are some of the intangibles you hope you’ll be able to more accurately quantify (or bake into ZiPS) in 10-20 years?
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12:20 |
Dan Szymborski: I want better injuries for one
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12:20 |
Dan Szymborski: I’m working on a save model – trying to model team’s intent with stuff like contract length and time with team
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12:20 |
ZeroGravitas: it seems weird that the base salaries don’t have built-in inflation adjustments. Isn’t that pretty much standard issue for union deals in any industries?
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12:20 |
Dan Szymborski: I can’t say cross industry
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12:21 |
Dan Szymborski: MLB’s proposal is basically a near-hard salary cap, with no floor, and a cap that increases by 0.94% a year. That’s clownshoes
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12:21 |
Slapshot: What are your thoughts on that beer/chili “cocktail” that Cincinnati airport came up with last week?
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12:21 |
Dan Szymborski: Reference my Brian Jordan discussion on Twitter yestdraay
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12:21 |
Sirras: Is there a projection ZIPS has for this coming season that particularly amuses you, whether for good or bad reasons?
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12:23 |
Dan Szymborski: I’m amused that the best Mariners projection is a guy who has topped out at AA so far! And that I don’t disagree!
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12:24 |
Dan Szymborski: Also ZiPS giving no Pirates pitcher a 1.5 WAR projection
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12:24 |
Sirras: Barry Bonds, let’s say 2015 – still projected to be above replacement?
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12:24 |
Dan Szymborski: A tthis point? probably no
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12:25 |
Dan Szymborski: ZiPS doesn’t really have much to say about a guy a decade after they retire
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12:25 |
Yuniesky Betancourt: Would you rather fight 25 squirrel-sized Yuniesky Betancourts or 1 Yuniesky Betancourt-sized squirrel?
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12:25 |
Dan Szymborski: The latter. The Royals would offer him nuts and get me out of trouble
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12:25 |
Tim Tebow’s Thunder Thighs: On Monday, Kevin shared that he was enjoying a leftover bowl of Cincinnati chili for lunch. Many people believe that traditional chili (even what you would define as chili) is often better on the second day. Do you think this applies to Cincinnati style?
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12:26 |
Dan Szymborski: It does because it gives me 24 hours to plan either another meal or to escape to another locality
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12:26 |
Moog Powell: What’s something you desperately want to be wrong about, but pretty certain you are correct about?
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12:26 |
Dan Szymborski: The whole afterlife thing
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12:26 |
Dan Szymborski: I’d really like to see my dad and grandparents and four of my cats again. But I don’t believe I will.
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12:27 |
Dan Szymborski: Kinda bleak for noon on a Thursday, but you asked!
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12:27 |
asnbrv: historically, does really 10% of all players exceed their 90th percentile projections?
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12:27 |
Dan Szymborski: Yes
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12:27 |
BT: Baseball book recommendations?
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12:27 |
Dan Szymborski: I’m so behind right now honestly
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12:27 |
Tom: Am I right in thinking Trevor story has kinda gone from one of the top free agents to someone who’s not considered to be in the top tier anymore? If so why?
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12:28 |
Dan Szymborski: Just that he had a relatively meh 2021 and there’s someone a LOT more exciting at his position
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12:28 |
Sirras: Which is more interesting to you – different good/bad teams every year or dynastic teams? Let’s say this is over a 5-7 year period
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12:28 |
Dan Szymborski: I like a good mix
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12:28 |
Dan Szymborski: and I need at least one or two stunningly incompetent teams for me to make memes about
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12:30 |
Dan Szymborski:
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12:31 |
Guest: If I put a single kidney bean in a 50-gallon vat of chili, is it no longer chili?
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12:31 |
Dan Szymborski: It could be an ccident
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12:31 |
Sirras: Who ended up winning the presidential brawl?
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12:31 |
Dan Szymborski: lol, we didn’t do the final four because at the time, we switched chat providers and this one didn’t have polling yet
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12:31 |
Dan Szymborski: and by the time it had polling, the momentum was gone
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12:31 |
MilwaukeeBeerjays: Sir Dan of zipsland! Have you poked your nose into the world of video game speed running? If you haven’t you should. Blind punch-out! Beating FF1 in 2 hours!
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12:31 |
Dan Szymborski: Not personally
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12:31 |
Dan Szymborski: I like watching people compete
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12:32 |
Dan Szymborski: But I don’t desire to speed run myself. I want to sit back and enjoy games.
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12:32 |
Dan Szymborski: I don’t want to beat Final Fantasy VI in 31 minutes
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12:33 |
Dan Szymborski: I want to wait for Shadow. I want to fight the demon in the painting at Owzer’s house. I want to finish Locke’s quest for Phoenix.
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12:33 |
Jfast: Which baseball player has wow-ed you the most in person (for whatever reason)?
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12:33 |
Dan Szymborski: Soto because he’s a guy who can barely drunk and has better plate discipline than Joey Votto
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12:33 |
Dalton Wilcox: What’s the pandemic’s impact on ZiPs formula/s? Esp for minor leaguers?
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12:33 |
Dan Szymborski: Not really a formula
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12:34 |
Dan Szymborski: but it does make the projections less accurate
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12:34 |
Dan Szymborski: since we have less data
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12:34 |
Sean: The fact that Julio has the highest M’s projection doesn’t bode well for their playoff drought, right?
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12:34 |
Dan Szymborski: ZiPS isn’t really down on the M’s, especially if they make more additions
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12:34 |
Dan Szymborski: it just REALLY loves Rod
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12:34 |
Tim Tebow’s Thunder Thighs: If you order a chili dog, but the chili contains beans, is it no longer a chili dog? Is it just a sloppy stew dog?
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12:34 |
Dan Szymborski: It’s a hot dog with meat-and-bean stew used as a condiment
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12:35 |
Guest: do you feel like you personally have good player evaluation skills with out Zips? Could you be an ok scout type? Or are you just a smart guy who made a great tool?
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12:35 |
Dan Szymborski: I think I’d be a good but not amazing scout
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12:35 |
Dan Szymborski: Better if I had spent the time making and working ZiPS on scouting
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12:35 |
Toucan: Hi Dan! Does ZiPS know about a player’s teammates and/or lineups so it can project R/RBI, or is that just based on the player’s individual offensive projection? Basically the same question for pitchers – does it it know about bullpen strength or defensive quality for things like ERA?
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12:35 |
Dan Szymborski: ZiPS knows *generally*
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12:36 |
Dan Szymborski: since it’s at the offseason, it has a simpler model
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12:36 |
Dan Szymborski: since we don’t know exact players
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12:36 |
It’s the Yips!: Michaela Schiffrin has the clearest case of the Yips (Steve Sax disease) I have seen since Chuck Knoblauch & Rick Ankiel. Yet every commentator treats her falls this Olympics like an unsolveable mystery. IT’S THE YIPS! Sad for her…the yips is brutal and nothing you can consciously do will make it better.
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12:36 |
171: Can’t help but believe that MLB wants to contract MiLB to ultimately reduce the quality of talent at the MLB level so that top college players can go almost straight to MLB after the draft and teams can essentially run 1 MiLB facility.
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12:36 |
Dan Szymborski: I would not be surprised if this is the long term goal
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12:36 |
Ben: Leaving aside his hits record, do you think anyone ever matches Pete Rose’s 12 consecutive 700 plate appearance seasons? Semien and Merrifield were the only 2 players in all of MLB to reach 700 PAs in 2021, although they each did it in 2018 and 2019 as well.
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12:36 |
Dan Szymborski: Probably not
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12:37 |
Jfast: Who is currently on the best value contract, according to ZiPS? Bregman? Franco?
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12:37 |
Dan Szymborski: Might be Albies
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12:37 |
Breezy: When you go to run a specific projection, do you do the Tom Hanks move in You’ve Got Mail where you rub your hands excitedly and slowly press your finger to the keyboard?
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12:37 |
Dan Szymborski: unfortunately, it’s a two key combo.
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12:39 |
Dan Szymborski: what I should do is buy one of those kailh MONSTER switches and tie it to running ZiPS
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12:39 |
Dan Szymborski:
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12:39 |
Guest: dan! its midday! afterlife musing are allowed by we cant say “DanTime”?
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12:39 |
Brian: What team breaks consistently breaks ZIPS the most? What current player?
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12:40 |
Dan Szymborski: Nobody consistently does that. Unfortunately. After all, it would likely provide an opportunity to get real improvement from calibration
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12:41 |
Dan Szymborski: Now, the team that HAS missed by the most is the Astros (ZiPS has underrated) and Cubs (ZiPS has overrated)
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12:41 |
Dan Szymborski: but misses are, sadly, not correlated
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12:41 |
Appa Yip Yip: I want to obsessively esper train my team until the game is laughably easy and I x-magic Ultima everything into oblivion
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12:42 |
Dan Szymborski: I don’t always do the whole Gogo copying Ultima thing
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12:42 |
Dan Szymborski: but I DO at least do a lot of esper training in that desert area that has the zombie dragon thing
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12:42 |
Dan Szymborski: and get all the cahracters
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12:43 |
Dan Szymborski: oh god, I gotta finish V pixel remaster because VI comes out next week!
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12:43 |
Tim Tebow’s Thunder Thighs: One last chili question since I’m kind of on fire today: Do you eat your chili with tortilla chips/Fritos? If so, would you be defiling the chili if you were to use bean tortilla chips?
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12:43 |
Dan Szymborski: No. No as long as it’s not PA$RT of the chili
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12:43 |
San Dzymborski: In your opinion, would Griffey have broken the home run record if he took steroids? More power + decreased injury risk has to carry him to at least 700, right?
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12:43 |
Dan Szymborski: I don’t really have a way to quantify that
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12:44 |
Dan Szymborski: The effect of steroid suspensions as a dummy variable in projections is about worthless
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12:44 |
JakeDuBois: Well, I imagine ZiPS doesn’t take trash cans and buzzers as part of its formula, so that can be forgiven
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12:44 |
Dan Szymborski: this graphic I made for a tshirt is some of my finest work
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12:44 |
Dan Szymborski:
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12:44 |
Guest:  It had to be done.
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12:45 |
Dan Szymborski: WTH font are you using?
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12:45 |
brad penny for your thoughts: are StL zips the most boring?
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12:45 |
Dan Szymborski: Usually yes
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12:45 |
Breezy: Bucket list of things you want to see happen at a game firsthand?
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12:45 |
Dan Szymborski: I want to see a perfect game in person
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12:46 |
Dan Szymborski: and baseball related, on my bucket list is for me to exclaim “sweet sassy molassey!” but it not be planned, just completely organic because something happened that meant that it was the only thing one *could* say
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12:46 |
Richard: If 100% of the CBT penalties were given to the players to do as they see fit, could that move the needle substantially towards a deal without actually changing the thresholds?
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12:46 |
Dan Szymborski: No
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12:46 |
Dan Szymborski: Becuase the CBT penalties still dissuade owners
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12:46 |
Waylon’s Slacks: Who’s better over the next 5 years: Jazz Chisholm or Jonathan India?
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12:46 |
Dan Szymborski: India
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12:46 |
San Dzymborski: What was ZiPS’ best breakout prediction?
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12:46 |
Dan Szymborski: Bieber
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12:48 |
Dan Szymborski: Going INTO 2019, ZiPS projected Bieber as the #14 SP, just behind Kershaw
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12:48 |
Dan Szymborski: Also Scherzer 2013
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12:48 |
Dan Szymborski: which wasn’t as much of a breakout
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12:48 |
Dan Szymborski: but it was to me, it made me put $200 on Scherzer to win the Cy
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12:50 |
Kevin: Why did Skaggs, Harvey, etc.. not return positive tests? Does MLB test for drugs of abuse?
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12:50 |
Dan Szymborski: Opiates weren’t classified as drugs of abuse in the agreement until after 2019
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12:50 |
MilwaukeeBeerjays: Yeah if you’re playing the game I agree taking time to enjoy an RPG is the way to go. But seeing the skills these dudes have is pretty impressive. You should teach Zips how to speedrun
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12:51 |
Dan Szymborski: Oh, it IS pretty impressive. I enjoy watching it. It’s just a skill I personally prefer watching rather than actually doing
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12:51 |
Hardball via Hardcore: What is Minnesota trying to do? What should Minnesota do?
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12:51 |
Dan Szymborski: Emoji shrug. Go back in time and sign Gausman/Ray
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12:51 |
171: JFYI Towson is an absolutely miserable pedestrian and commercial experience now.
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12:52 |
Dan Szymborski: Towson was never a great pedestrian area
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12:52 |
Dan Szymborski: remember, there’s basically no public transportation in Towson
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12:52 |
Dan Szymborski: yeah, bus, but nobody really uses that in Towson
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12:52 |
Dan Szymborski: I do miss Towson Commons.
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12:52 |
Dan Szymborski: when it had Borders and stuff there. We hung out there a lot
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12:52 |
Dan Szymborski: So many good memories
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12:53 |
Dan Szymborski: Like the time we filled out the windshield washer reservoir of our friend Dan’s Honda Prelude with urine.
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12:54 |
Jfast: What skill/trait do you most admire in good hitters?
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12:54 |
Dan Szymborski: I’m still a sucker for mind blowing power
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12:54 |
Dan Szymborski: if you can have good power FOR A MAJOR LEAGUER, that’s an insane amount of power
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12:54 |
Dan Szymborski: Because you could put Juan Pierre in your beer league softball team and he’d be like prime Barry Bonds
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12:54 |
Breezy: What is the best way to play that Semantle game? It’s so hard to think of words when every guess is cold.
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12:55 |
Dan Szymborski: You want to start off not hating Semantle because by the time you’re done the daily, you will.
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12:55 |
Guest: Is DH best for teams looking for more run production from one player or teams using it to rotate/rest players?
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12:55 |
Dan Szymborski: You can do both
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12:55 |
Mob Ranfred: Odds of a full season starting on time at this point?
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12:55 |
Dan Szymborski: 20%
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12:55 |
Dan Szymborski: MLB’s move towards the players they touted was pitiful
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12:55 |
*: Anyone who’s played Backyard Baseball knows the correct answer to the “best fictional ballplayer” question is Pablo Sanchez.
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12:55 |
Appa Yip Yip: Shouldn’t that read “shuffle into your own deck”?
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12:55 |
Dan Szymborski: The card has to be playable!
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12:56 |
Prospect lists: Which happens first, MLB season begins or Fangraphs finally publishes the top 100 prospects?
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12:56 |
Dan Szymborski: The latter, duh!
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12:56 |
Dan Szymborski: Prospect Week is next week!
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12:57 |
Dan Szymborski: Top 100 was 2/17 last year. 2/12 in 2020, 2/13 in 2019. It’s not at a crazy later date
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12:57 |
UKR: Who wins this homerun derby?
Aaron Judge at AT&T park or Dee Gordon in Mexico City
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12:57 |
Dan Szymborski: Still the judge
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12:57 |
171: When the O’s, Tigers and Rangers are good again, what teams take their place as the very bad meme teams?
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12:58 |
Dan Szymborski: Could be A’s in short term (Matts gone relatively soon I think), Phillies, Reds
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12:58 |
Dan Szymborski: Phillies I think are past their peak window already
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12:58 |
Dan Szymborski: and Reds are talking cost cutting at every opportunity
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12:58 |
Guest: not a question just a comment on your perfect game comment. I was fortunate enough to be at David Cone’s perfect game. The most remarkable memory of that game was an early inning rain delay (sun shower). I spoke with a guy a few rows in front of me. He had his four (?) year child with him. This was the boys second game ever, in his hand was a beany baby which he had from his only other game; Doc Gooden’s no no. I would have tried to market the kid to the yanks!!
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12:58 |
Matt: Would the Angels be better served spending the rest of their money on starting pitching (and rolling with Rengifo at SS) or adding a SS with that money instead?
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12:59 |
Dan Szymborski: I think you gotta add wins wherever you can get there. The Angels would be better with the Carlos Correa of pitching than the Carlos Correa of shortstop, but they don’t have the option to sign the Carlos Correa of pitching.
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12:59 |
Appa Yip Yip: It’s very funny to me that Twins fans regularly ask if they could trade Austin Martin for starting pitching help.
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1:00 |
Dan Szymborski: Well, his name does sound like Aston Martin, which would naturally make one worry about his long term health
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1:00 |
171: If the moon was made of spare ribs, would you eat it?
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1:00 |
Dan Szymborski: Don’t be silly. Of course I would.
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1:00 |
Guest: I love how you didn’t comment on the meme itself but the font instead (just a quick screenshot and the Oogway meme and mashing them together, that’s all it was). Serious question, though, are there any ZiPS projections that not only struck you as surprising but still make you think “am I 100% positive that this is the right projection?”
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1:00 |
Dan Szymborski: Steven Kwan
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1:01 |
Lem Kane: My first son will be born this year. What will baseball look like when he’s draft eligible in 2029?
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1:01 |
Dan Szymborski: The owners will have a much larger pieces of the pie and idiots on twitter will still be blaming players
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1:02 |
Teddy: Is Kyle Tucker an mvp contender this year
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1:02 |
Dan Szymborski: ZiPS has him 8th in WAR among AL hitters. So I think that means yes
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1:02 |
Jfast: A genie has given you the ability to choose 3 pitches to add to your arsenal. Which pitches would you choose, and from whom?
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1:05 |
Dan Szymborski: Gimme Nolan Ryan’s fastball, Tom Candiotti’s knuckler, Clayton Kershaw’s curve.
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1:05 |
Dan Szymborski: Hell just give me the first two. I’ll use the third wish for something else.
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1:05 |
Dan Szymborski: On that note, it’s time for me to head out for another week.
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1:06 |
Dan Szymborski: Thanks for coming everyone!
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1:06 |
Dan Szymborski: Hopefully we’ll haev better baseball news next time we meet.
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Dan Szymborski is a senior writer for FanGraphs and the developer of the ZiPS projection system. He was a writer for ESPN.com from 2010-2018, a regular guest on a number of radio shows and podcasts, and a voting BBWAA member. He also maintains a terrible Twitter account at @DSzymborski.
I saw Philip Humber’s perfect game in person. Took some great video from the 2nd row of the final out. It was strange because Brendan Ryan checked his swing at a pitch in the dirt and was super mad that the home plate ump punched him out, and then was like half running half yelling back at the ump while the catcher threw down to first, and everyone else was starting to celebrate.
Maybe I’ll upload it and maybe since my youtube account has only 3 subscribers, MLB won’t flag it.