Building on my previous post about player regression, here are four more candidates likely to experience some regression to their career norms (both bad and good) in 2012 and whether or not they are worth targeting for your keeper league team.
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AFL Impressions Part 2
Photo by Jim Higgins
I promised that I would recap what I saw last week at the AFL, so here is Part 2 of my impressions of the AFL.
AFL Impressions Part 1
I plan on writing up my thoughts in more detail but I wanted to share some thoughts from what I saw during my first trip to AFL games yesterday.
Top 25 first base keepers
Regression targets, Part 1: Dunn, Shields, Crawford, Hardy
One thing that caught my attention right before the 2011 season was an article written by Baseball HQ’s Ron Shandler, talking about player regression. I suspect that when many of us think of player regression, we think of those players coming off career years that seem most likely to see their production decline. However, the point Shandler makes is that regression works both ways, and the profit comes when you find a player coming off a down season that returns to his old self.
A time for change
If you are reading this anywhere but your RSS feeder, hopefully you’ve noticed that things have changed here at Keeper Experts. I decided it was time for something different and hopefully you like the change as much as I do.
