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markakis8

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Yeah, and here was a carefully reasoned, statistically sound, complex, researched opinion from one of the top baseball blogs in January 2014. Ummm....a little off. 78 wins, last place for 2014...actual results 96 wins, first place. So the range of most "predictions" for wins seems to be somewhere between 75 and 95. And I predict that tomorrow it will either snow....or it won't. http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/the-orioles-stars-and-scrubs-problem/

Of course, that article was long before we acquired Jimenez and Cruz. But that wouldn't have moved the needle more than 5-6 games, if that. I think Schoefield's prediction assumes the acquisition of Gallardo.

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What were the predictions for last season? I don't recall but I think it was around .500.

This is PECOTA, so it's not all sets of "predictions," but:

http://edgevegas.com/2015-mlb-season-win-total-pecota-projections/

They had us at 78 - 84, which isn't a far cry from 81 - 81, but still below where we ended up. They also had us finishing in last in the division and the Red Sox winning the division with 87 wins. So, while it's not like we blew them away last season, the predictions still seemed to follow the trend being alluded to.

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That's insane. They have us scoring 16 fewer runs and allowing 93 more runs than last year. That's unjustifiable.

Yeah, I'm not real bullish on this team (though I would be with Gallardo and Fowler) and the farm is weak, etc., but that projection is [insert profanity].

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