Dog Days of May:
I'm not going to actually reference the title, as it really only serves as a way of showing that I changed this weeks post.
Bringing back the weekly wins stat. If you don't remember, a weekly win is what would happen if each week was winner take all, so a score of 1-0-0 instead of some numbers that add up to 12.
An even half of the league has 3 wins out of 6 possible to date. It seems like there are quite a few more ties this year than in years past, perhaps because of the scoring changes. I imagine that if you included relatively close scores (i.e., 6-5-1), the number of ties would go even further up. In fact, the number of almost ties (two losses at 5-6-1-) helps explain the oddity that the Shiners are 4th overall in the standings, but have more weekly losses than wins.
But here's yet more evidence that the league is rather competitive top to bottom (excepting maybe the Lefties, who look about as bad as most lefty-lefty match-ups).
And because you asked for it (after I told you to want it), here is the updated weekly bests and worsts:
I'll point that out the best and worst HR weeks were actually in the same match-up (though the Hoopster matched the worst in week 6).
For the bad Wins and Saves, there are so many 0 occurrences I didn't bother to list the weeks, but instead listed the culprits and how many times they "achieved" the feat.
Video to come later.
Three breweries in the next 4 weeks!
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Three of the breweries we've been waiting for are opening within the next
month. Great time to be a beer geek in Dayton.
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