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Over the course of his career, Cox’s teams outperformed expectations by 3.1 wins per 162 games on average, sometimes exceeding their projected talent level by as much as 10 wins.
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Over the course of his career, Cox’s teams outperformed expectations by 3.1 wins per 162 games on average, sometimes exceeding their projected talent level by as much as 10 wins.
Dalyn (03-30-2014)
Interesting. Not sure exactly how much it means, but it's at least interesting.
The only stat needed to quantify Bobby is 16. That's 16 straight division titles. He won the division with the Jays before coming to the Braves. That has to be one of the most unbreakable records in sports.
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Little Thethe Nov 19, 2020.
Ok, I had to post this, too.
For managers who have managed at least three seasons, Jon's top five in wins added per 162 games were Farrell (+5.7), Fredi Gonzalez (+5.5), Tony La Russa (+5.0), Mattingly (+4.7) and Ron Washington (+4.4).
I didn't click on the link but I'm guessing this is that thing based on predicting a team's W-L record based on runs scored and runs allowed?
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AUTiger7222 (03-31-2014)
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holden (04-01-2014)