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Originally Posted by purduerowdy
how can you be a baseball nut and not have heard of VORP? if you are a 'nut' then you should want to learn what it is. if you do, you will see its value in the game.
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When I say I'm a baseball "nut", I mean that I'm crazy for onfield stuff. VORP has nothing to do with hitting a baseball, pitching, or fielding. Why would I ever need a formula to explain how valuable a player is? I can tell by watching how good of a player they are.
And someone already explained it so therefore, I've learned. However, I'm not convinced knowing what it is will make me more informed on the game itself.