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BBTN at its finest
John Kruk picks the Rockies to win the NLCS because they "catch the ball."
Rockies team fielding %: .989
D'Backs team fielding %: .983
Not terrible, but not significant. Not to mention fielding % is possibly one of the most meaningless statistics in baseball.
Out of all the reasons he picked Colorado to be the favorite, he picked fielding %. Not the fact that they have won 17 of their last 18, or because they smash the mother humping hell out of the ball.
And Fernando Vina picks the Red Sox in the ALCS over the Indians because of their pitching.
Beckett vs. Sabathia is a wash.
Dice-K vs. Carmona I take Carmona all day.
Schilling vs. Westbrook is a no brainer.
So I'd say its pretty much a wash. But not a resounding advantage either way.
Rockies team fielding %: .989
D'Backs team fielding %: .983
Not terrible, but not significant. Not to mention fielding % is possibly one of the most meaningless statistics in baseball.
Out of all the reasons he picked Colorado to be the favorite, he picked fielding %. Not the fact that they have won 17 of their last 18, or because they smash the mother humping hell out of the ball.
And Fernando Vina picks the Red Sox in the ALCS over the Indians because of their pitching.
Beckett vs. Sabathia is a wash.
Dice-K vs. Carmona I take Carmona all day.
Schilling vs. Westbrook is a no brainer.
So I'd say its pretty much a wash. But not a resounding advantage either way.
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