The new rules in 2023 have created a lot of uncertainty. We can project, but we won't be able to accurately assess their impact for a long while. How do you manage player selection and overall draft strategy when uncertainty abounds?
(First of a 3-part series) How many plate appearances can you reasonably project for Byron Buxton? A player's riskiness is typically baked into his projection as an arbitrary adjustment to playing time or skills. But wouldn't it be cool if we could quantify the riskiness?
We (including BaseballHQ) often obsess over ADP. We even have a whole series (Market Pulse) in the off-season dedicated to it. But ADP is usually a poor framework for drafting. So stop.
The new rules in 2023 have created a lot of uncertainty. We can project, but we won't be able to accurately assess their impact for a long while. How do you manage player selection and overall draft strategy when uncertainty abounds?
(First of a 3-part series) How many plate appearances can you reasonably project for Byron Buxton? A player's riskiness is typically baked into his projection as an arbitrary adjustment to playing time or skills. But wouldn't it be cool if we could quantify the riskiness?
We (including BaseballHQ) often obsess over ADP. We even have a whole series (Market Pulse) in the off-season dedicated to it. But ADP is usually a poor framework for drafting. So stop.