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Every year, sometime in September, there comes a day when the Orioles surpass the projections of the PECOTA system.

This year we ALMOST pulled it off in August, but had to settle for September 2.

PECOTA projected 72 wins for the Orioles this year and we won our 73rd tonight.

Of course they had Tampa winning the division. [emoji1]

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I would hope so. For a baseball team, a 15% swing means 10-14 wins in either direction.

We have a decent chance of exceeding our PECOTA projection by more than. 14 wins.

The Rays will likely fall short of their PECOTA projection (91) by more than 14 games.

Clearly, Weams >>>>> PECOTA.

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We have a decent chance of exceeding our PECOTA projection by more than. 14 wins.

The Rays will likely fall short of their PECOTA projection (91) by more than 14 games.

Clearly, Weams >>>>> PECOTA.

I agree. PECOTA didn't buy me a beer and a hot dog last week, but weams did.

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I agree. PECOTA didn't buy me a beer and a hot dog last week, but weams did.

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