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“The numbers don’t lie?: The problem of emergence in baseball and basketball statistics”

By Philip Rosenbaum on March 29, 2009

The role of statistics in sports can be generally stated as providing more objective and sophisticated evaluations of an athlete’s performance. At its heart, statistics are tools that can be used to increase a team’s chance of winning a game. In this sense, much like counting cards can help win at blackjack, keeping track of [...]

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