Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into baseball stats lately, trying to get a better feel for player performance and future potential. Today, I decided to tackle Corey Seager projections. Here’s how I went about it.
Digging for Data
First things first, I needed data. Lots of it. I started by looking at Seager’s past performance. You know, checking out his stats from previous seasons.
- Basic Stuff: I pulled up his batting average, home runs, RBIs, the usual suspects. The goal was to see how he’s been trending over time.
- Advanced Metrics: I also tried to peek into some of the fancier stats, things like his wOBA (weighted on-base average) and wRC+ (weighted runs created plus). I did this because these metrics are supposed to give a broader picture of a player’s offensive value.
Finding the Projections
After reviewing history data, I needed to find out the current projection data.
I went straight to check those data.
Checking out the insights
After I grab the data, I checked the insights.
I also look at the Steamer projections. I am not sure if I can trust, but still have some value.
Putting It All Together
After reviewing all data, I am quite clear about Corey Seager’s projections.
It was a fun little data dive! And it definitely gave me a better understanding of what to expect from Corey Seager going forward.
