Rufus and Jeff Talk Baseball Analytics with Eno Sarris

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🗓️ 17 April 2024

⏱️ 59 minutes

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This week on the Bet the Process, the boys chat with Eno Sarris, a senior writer for baseball analytics at The Athletic. Topics discussed include unique challenges in player development, the value of team chemistry, and qualitative vs quantitative elements in player evaluation.

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0:00.0	On this week's about the process podcast, Rufus and I have a very special guest.
0:04.3	We have Ino Ceres, who is an OG baseball analyst slash writer.
0:10.4	And we talk about some great things around ways that teams are looking for edges using training.
0:17.0	We talk a little bit about Stuff Plus.
0:18.6	And we talk about where you can find edges and even
0:21.6	how you should build an organization that has applicable lessons outside of the world of
0:26.9	sports.
0:27.9	So with that, let's start the process Bet bet the process
0:40.3	Welcome to the podcast, bet the process
0:42.3	It's not the typical cookie cutter nonsense
0:45.3	If you came just for picks you're in the wrong place
0:47.3	Find a talent with the narrative to make a strong case
0:50.3	Instead of blindly assuming a team must be tanking
0:52.3	We're looking for the edge of Macy P-Body rankings,
0:55.6	crunching all the numbers in a simulator system
0:57.8	that break down the data analytically driven.
1:00.6	Media coverage, and sports gambling is pathetic.
1:03.2	The bottom-mars are the podcast.
1:06.5	It's the post-masters edition.
1:09.3	Did you see the numbers, Rufus,
1:14.0	that the women's college basketball,
1:14.8	the LSU,
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