Alright, so I’ve been messing around with Major League Baseball projections for the new season. It’s kinda like trying to predict the weather, but with more stats and fewer umbrellas.
First, I gathered a bunch of data. I mean, a lot. Like, my computer was starting to sweat. I looked at last year’s numbers, player performances, who got traded where, who’s injured, the whole nine yards. You name it, I probably had a spreadsheet for it.
Then, I started crunching numbers. I used some of these online tools, like AccuScore and some stuff from *, to see what the “experts” were saying. It’s always good to have a starting point, right? They were talking about WAR and power rankings, which basically tell you who’s supposed to be good and who’s, well, not so good.
After that, I tried to factor in some of my own hunches. Like, I have a feeling the Blue Jays might shake things up and trade some of their big-name players. They’ve got a bunch of young guys, and sometimes you gotta make tough calls to build for the future. It felt like reading tea leaves, but hey, that’s part of the fun.
- Gathered a ton of data from various sources.
- Compared it with expert projections.
- Added my own gut feelings to the mix.
- Wrote everything down to make sense of it all.
Once I had all my predictions lined up, I started writing it all down. I wanted to keep track of my thought process, you know? Like, why did I think this team would overperform, or that player would have a breakout year? It’s all part of the game. Plus, it’s fun to look back later and see how right (or wrong) I was. I made some bold calls, and now we wait. I played around with a lot of data and now I’m excited to see if my gut feeling was right.
So, that’s basically my journey into the world of MLB projections. It’s a wild ride, full of surprises and second-guessing. But at the end of the day, it’s all about the love of the game. And maybe bragging rights if my predictions are even halfway decent.