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One of the things I track and project is called offensive e.r.a. Just as pitchers have an e.r.a, so do offenses. This is what the MLB teams are accomplishing to date versus right handed starters, projected to probable output versus the average right handed starter. Sometimes very surprising, sometimes very revealing, as teams do not perform the same regardless of whether the opponent is right or left handed. Sometimes guys are disappointed that a certain starter is not getting the day off, when in fact it may be an offensive move by the manager. Remember, this is an era, so if the opponent starter goes 6 innings and is of average quality, that team should score about 2/3 of the projected offensive era in 6 innings. Every game is different (or there would be no gambling) but any measure of productivity is worthy of attention. Lefties to follow, BUT, results and projections are not as solid versus lefties yet, since most teams have only seen 2 to 4 this early in the season. As teams reach 15 games versus each, lefty and righty, the numbers become much more reliable.
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