Soriano

[veryzer]

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KB in a nutshell.
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Yep. I never consider context. What's context?
Every stat exists only in a vacuum, yep, that's me.
Context? More like cunt-text, that's what I say.
In fact, I don't even consider stats as to how they apply to <i>baseball</i>. I simply see them as an actuary would.
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i don't know what actuary means. use it in some kind of context next time..
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Did you see Fight Club? Edward Norton's character in Fight Club was an actuary. They use numbers to measure risk, life expectancy, etc. -- mostly for insurance companies or benefits providers.

Just in case you really wanted to know...
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expectancy.....use it in context please......