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Originally Posted by Jeffy25
This entire back and forth isn't about the formulas themselves.
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Yes it is. LOL! That's what the whole discussion turned into. Like I said, you want to debate what you want to debate about without considering what was actually asked.
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There is nothing subjective about what creates 1.0 rWAR either. It's a set formula.
There is nothing subjective about what creates 1.0 fWAR as well. It's a set formula.
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Uh..... yes there is. Why do they come up with different results? Cause rWAT is B-R's
opinion on how it should be calculated, fWAR is fangraph's
opinion on how to calculate it.
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There is nothing subjective about what creates a .400 OBP reaching base 2 out of every 5 PA.
There is nothing subjective about what creates a .333 Batting average, getting a base hit once every 3 at bats.
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EXACTLY! If you had merely posted that in the 1st place you wouldn't have wasted both of our times.
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But what is subjective is what was driven and determined to create these stats and their purposes.
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Which point was never questioned. Again, you are debating what you want to debate instead of answering the question.
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Nobody is adjusting rWAR on a whim and based on feelings or opinions. It's a set formula, it's the same always.
Same thing with batting average.
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Set formula, yes. Not adjusted according to feelings? No. Or else, there would be a standard. There are no different calculations for inches, pounds, kilometers or grams etc cause there is a standard. No one can change that because they feel like it. They can't add to it or subtract. B-R & fangraphs can change their formula today if
their opinion changes.
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