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Post by stickman38 on Oct 10, 2019 1:48:03 GMT
In baseball you play the odds and percentages. No, you don't. A sport isn't a science. Things do not go the same way. A top manager relies on his knowledge of the game, his experiences, and then he plays his hunches. And there's one more thing a top manager relies upon -- the game itself. Odds and percentages do not tell you if the batter you are facing in a key situation is four for four or oh for four. The game itself tells you that. A top manager relies on the game that is playing out before him to make his decisions. A shit manager relies on a book that tells him to take out his starter in the seventh...even though that starter is working on a three hit shutout.
Percentages is what it's all about. Ask anyone that knows anything about baseball.
It doesn't matter at all what the guy is doing in "the current game". It's all about what the odds are that my reliever can get an out when I put him in to face said batter.
Every manager in the majors does this. So, according to you, that would mean all managers are shit.
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