FanGraphs Audio: Dave Cameron on Analytics for Daily Life
Episode 654
Dave Cameron is the managing editor of FanGraphs. During this edition of FanGraphs Audio he discusses the implications which new regulations concerning overtime pay might possess for major-league clubs, the very bright financial prospects for Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes, and — at the request of the host — a wOBA-type metric for better determining the value of a residential property.
This episode of the program is sponsored by SeatGeek, which site removes both the work and also the hassle from the process of shopping for tickets.
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I just want you guys to know that every time you talk about labor politics I cry a little inside. It bums me out how much the “analytics” mindset seems to tilt straight over into seeing every possible question from management’s perspective.
Could this be Cistulli readying podcast listeners for tycoon David Appleman’s impending launch of a RealEstateGraphs.com?
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Location independent house pricing is not predictive in the way a fielding independent pitching measure is – better to be the worst house in a neighborhood than the best – but a calculation of absolute house value could weigh neighborhood factors.