Yes, I started at the top with PHI and no sweeps, but with NYY they swept TEX and BOS at home, both within the 20 rpi.
So I decided to play on only home teams within 10 rpi. First play is on Monday on WAS as they host ARZ. See what happens. Not trying to disrupt the thread, just an idea worth looking at for now.
Well WAS got the win! It's too late in the season now but I will look into doing a thread next year. Might be around 50 more plays or so.
If you lower the rpi a bit won't those unofficial plays become official?
Yes, I started at the top with PHI and no sweeps, but with NYY they swept TEX and BOS at home, both within the 20 rpi.
So I decided to play on only home teams within 10 rpi. First play is on Monday on WAS as they host ARZ. See what happens. Not trying to disrupt the thread, just an idea worth looking at for now.
Well WAS got the win! It's too late in the season now but I will look into doing a thread next year. Might be around 50 more plays or so.
If you lower the rpi a bit won't those unofficial plays become official?
So I decided to play on only home teams within 10 rpi. First play is on Monday on WAS as they host ARZ.
Well this theory will really be put to the test starting tonight as FLA is the play. FLA has lost 5 in a row, lets see if they can win 1 at home vs the reds.
So I decided to play on only home teams within 10 rpi. First play is on Monday on WAS as they host ARZ.
Well this theory will really be put to the test starting tonight as FLA is the play. FLA has lost 5 in a row, lets see if they can win 1 at home vs the reds.
So I decided to play on only home teams within 10 rpi. First play is on Monday on WAS as they host ARZ.
Well this theory will really be put to the test starting tonight as FLA is the play. FLA has lost 5 in a row, lets see if they can win 1 at home vs the reds.
So I decided to play on only home teams within 10 rpi. First play is on Monday on WAS as they host ARZ.
Well this theory will really be put to the test starting tonight as FLA is the play. FLA has lost 5 in a row, lets see if they can win 1 at home vs the reds.
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