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If I'm thinking about this right, a guy with low Movement will usually have an xFIP that is misleadingly good. FIP is probably a better stat for these guys.
I wouldn't use xFIP myself much, but where I could see it being useful is if you have a guy that has 50-55 MOV, but is giving up an unlucky amount of home runs. This often happens to a couple guys on a team in a given season.
Last edited by Argonaut; 06-25-2020 at 11:26 AM.
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