Hello and welcome back to the best best ball show on Rodebus radio. My name's Colin Kelly. You can follow me on Twitter at Over to Maryland. Delight to be joined again on this show and on the entire series by Zachary Krueuger, who you can follow on Twitter at Z.K

FFB. It has been a lot of fun bringing you through this series so far, and we continue to

ramp up the episodes here, bring it all your way over the next couple of weeks throughout the

offseason. I know best ball is becoming more and more popular. We've been playing it for a number

years, but I can see it just gaining traction more and more each. We've been playing it for a number of years, but I can see it

just gaining traction more and more each and every season. And I think if you've listened to the show so

far, you'll know why we love it and why it's time to either dip your toes in or continue to lead

yourself towards success in your leagues. On today's show, we are going to dive a little bit deeper into the

best ball win rate explorer. We have talked about it in a number of shows. We're going to look

a little bit deeper at that. It pretty much is one of the main tools we use on the website.

We're doing the podcast when the guys over there that are doing the writing off their pieces that

you'll be reading if you

are a subscriber to the site. It really gives so, so much information, particularly when we're

looking at basketball. So we're going to dive into it on today's show. It is kind of, it's pretty

much four or five tools wrapped into one tool. It does have the player WinRit Explorer,

the positional heat map, the stack analysis tool and the Stack Explorer, and you can play about

with all the different formats. You can export the data to from it in terms of CSV files and much,

much more. But it is the WinRate Explorer, but it is pretty much a number of tools wrapped into one so

there's so much there so zach i'll put the pressure on you what is the best ball win red explorer

yeah no i mean this is one that i'm happy to explain because i i thought it was really awesome

when mike beers came out that last year, it was around

summer 2020 when he had released it. And I remember opening the tool for the first time.

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