How PECOTA and the Royals diverged so sharply this year.
It’s the hair versus the brain for a date with the Cubs.
Ther are numerous rookies who didn’t make the BP Top 100 who had a strong first half. What does PECOTA project for them?
A look at the players our projection system sees doing better and worse down the stretch.
The Indians have a very cheap, very good rotation. Or they have a very cheap, very bad rotation. Time will tell!
Yes, the projections like Tampa Bay, but they see much volatility, too.
The annual battle between our projections and the South Side.
Does PECOTA’s long memory have a downside?
Tackling a few relevant topics on PECOTA day.
Eleven years ago, Nate Silver considered PECOTA.
The author takes a look at some of the names PECOTA comes up with as comparisons to certain players, from the odd to the interesting.
PECOTA likes the Astros’ chances of producing insane strikeout totals. Also, more importantly, it likes the Astros’ chances of scoring copious runs.
The staff is either surprised, excited or just amused by these outputs from PECOTA’s crystal ball.
PECOTA likes a few pitchers quite a bit more than it did a year ago. What did those arms do to deserve better projections?
Whose 2014 season, good or bad, had enough of an impact to drastically change how PECOTA views them?
Can the uncertainty in a player’s projections be projected?