Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Home Field Advantage
Phil points to the latest BEPRESS issue, where Phil says:
They start by examining run scoring: they find that in games of 2004-2005, the home team scored .093 runs per game more than the visiting team. This number looks small, and so the authors conclude this “little supports” the explanation that home teams are “more proficient at scoring runs.”
Ah, the power of picking and choosing numbers, without context. Here’s the reality:


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