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Old 10-06-2016, 02:48 PM   #856
jbergey22
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Originally Posted by dawgfan View Post
Given that there is already a reasonable explanation for any decrease in scoring in the post-season (cooler weather, more innings pitched by the best pitchers on a team due to the schedules), the onus is on you to show that post-season hitting is dramatically reduced beyond what the above explanations would account for.

I disagree as I am not the one arguing something that most baseball fans have known since the mid-90s(weather effects). I was asking for something you guys werent ready for I guess. Fangraphs hasnt done the legwork for you yet. I was asking for opinions but got nothing so its time to move on.

It would be reasonable IF all post season games played had considerably different weather than the regular season. The weather explanation doesnt work when runs drop from 2-3 runs a game and the weather drops 5 degrees. Too many variables at this point to dig deeper.

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