Category Archives: Dynamic Standings Projection

Dynamic Standings Projection (September 26, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the September 25th games. Note that DSP posts have been moved to Thursday accommodate something that won’t interest you. 

26-Sep W L   PreDiff
BOS 97 65 0.599 20
TB 91 71 0.562 0
NYY 84 78 0.519 -1
BAL 84 78 0.519 2
TOR 74 88 0.457 -13
W L   PreDiff
DET 95 67 0.586 1
CLE 90 72 0.556 19
KC 85 77 0.525 9
MIN 66 96 0.407 1
CWS 64 98 0.395 -19
W L   PreDiff
OAK 96 66 0.593 12
TEX 89 73 0.549 -2
LAA 80 82 0.494 -8
SEA 71 91 0.438 -4
HOU 52 110 0.321 -8
W L   PreDiff
ATL 95 67 0.586 5
WSH 86 76 0.531 -9
NYM 75 87 0.463 -3
PHI 74 88 0.457 -10
MIA 60 102 0.370 -3
W L   PreDiff
STL 96 66 0.593 8
PIT 93 69 0.574 11
CIN 92 70 0.568 0
MIL 73 89 0.451 -6
CHC 67 95 0.414 -1
W L   PreDiff
LAD 93 69 0.574 5
ARZ 82 80 0.506 0
SD 76 86 0.469 -2
SF 75 87 0.463 -16
COL 73 89 0.451 10

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Dynamic Standings Projection (September 19, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the September 18th games. Note that DSP posts have been moved to Thursday accommodate something that won’t interest you. 

19-Sep W L   PreDiff
BOS 96 66 0.593 19
TB 89 73 0.549 -2
BAL 87 75 0.537 5
NYY 85 77 0.525 0
TOR 75 87 0.463 -12
W L   PreDiff
DET 94 68 0.580 0
CLE 86 76 0.531 15
KC 85 77 0.525 9
MIN 69 93 0.426 4
CWS 65 97 0.401 -18
W L   PreDiff
OAK 94 68 0.580 10
TEX 88 74 0.543 -3
LAA 79 83 0.488 -9
SEA 72 90 0.444 -3
HOU 55 107 0.340 -5
W L   PreDiff
ATL 96 66 0.593 6
WSH 87 75 0.537 -8
PHI 76 86 0.469 -8
NYM 73 89 0.451 -5
MIA 60 102 0.370 -3
W L   PreDiff
STL 94 68 0.580 6
CIN 92 70 0.568 0
PIT 92 70 0.568 10
MIL 73 89 0.451 -6
CHC 67 95 0.414 -1
W L   PreDiff
LAD 92 70 0.568 4
ARZ 83 79 0.512 1
SF 76 86 0.469 -15
SD 76 86 0.469 -2
COL 73 89 0.451 10

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Dynamic Standings Projection (September 12, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the September 11th games. Note that DSP posts have been moved to Thursday accommodate something that won’t interest you. 

12-Sep W L   PreDiff
BOS 96 66 0.593 19
TB 88 74 0.543 -3
NYY 86 76 0.531 1
BAL 86 76 0.531 4
TOR 76 86 0.469 -11
W L   PreDiff
DET 93 69 0.574 -1
KC 85 77 0.525 9
CLE 84 78 0.519 13
MIN 70 92 0.432 5
CWS 67 95 0.414 -16
W L   PreDiff
OAK 93 69 0.574 9
TEX 91 71 0.562 0
LAA 78 84 0.481 -10
SEA 72 90 0.444 -3
HOU 56 106 0.346 -4
W L   PreDiff
ATL 96 66 0.593 6
WSH 86 76 0.531 -9
PHI 76 86 0.469 -8
NYM 73 89 0.451 -5
MIA 61 101 0.377 -2
W L   PreDiff
STL 94 68 0.580 6
PIT 93 69 0.574 11
CIN 92 70 0.568 0
MIL 71 91 0.438 -8
CHC 69 93 0.426 1
W L   PreDiff
LAD 94 68 0.580 6
ARZ 82 80 0.506 0
SF 75 87 0.463 -16
SD 75 87 0.463 -3
COL 73 89 0.451 10

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Dynamic Standings Projection (September 5, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the September 4th games. Note that DSP posts have been moved to Thursday accommodate something that won’t interest you. 

5-Sep W L   PreDiff
BOS 94 68 0.580 17
TB 90 72 0.556 -1
NYY 87 75 0.537 2
BAL 85 77 0.525 3
TOR 76 86 0.469 -11
W L   PreDiff
DET 94 68 0.580 0
CLE 84 78 0.519 13
KC 83 79 0.512 7
MIN 71 91 0.438 6
CWS 68 94 0.420 -15
W L   PreDiff
TEX 93 69 0.574 2
OAK 92 70 0.568 8
LAA 77 85 0.475 -11
SEA 74 88 0.457 -1
HOU 55 107 0.340 -5
W L   PreDiff
ATL 98 64 0.605 8
WSH 84 78 0.519 -11
NYM 75 87 0.463 -3
PHI 74 88 0.457 -10
MIA 61 101 0.377 -2
W L   PreDiff
PIT 93 69 0.574 11
STL 92 70 0.568 4
CIN 90 72 0.556 -2
MIL 71 91 0.438 -8
CHC 69 93 0.426 1
W L   PreDiff
LAD 95 67 0.586 7
ARZ 82 80 0.506 0
SF 75 87 0.463 -16
COL 74 88 0.457 -4
SD 73 89 0.451 10

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Dynamic Standings Projection (August 29, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the August 28 games. Note that DSP posts have been moved to Thursday accommodate something that won’t interest you. 

29-Aug W L   PreDiff
TB 92 70 0.568 1
BOS 92 70 0.568 15
BAL 86 76 0.531 4
NYY 85 77 0.525 0
TOR 75 87 0.463 -12
W L   PreDiff
DET 94 68 0.580 0
CLE 84 78 0.519 13
KC 82 80 0.506 6
CWS 71 91 0.438 -12
MIN 69 93 0.426 4
W L   PreDiff
TEX 94 68 0.580 3
OAK 91 71 0.562 7
LAA 76 86 0.469 -12
SEA 73 89 0.451 -2
HOU 55 107 0.340 -5
W L   PreDiff
ATL 97 65 0.599 7
WSH 85 77 0.525 -10
PHI 76 86 0.469 -8
NYM 74 88 0.457 -4
MIA 61 101 0.377 -2
W L   PreDiff
STL 94 68 0.580 6
PIT 92 70 0.568 10
CIN 91 71 0.562 -1
MIL 73 89 0.451 -6
CHC 68 94 0.420 0
W L   PreDiff
LAD 94 68 0.580 6
ARZ 83 79 0.512 1
SF 75 87 0.463 -16
SD 74 88 0.457 -4
COL 74 88 0.457 11

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Dynamic Standings Projection (August 22, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the August 21 games. Note that DSP posts have been moved to Thursday accommodate something that won’t interest you. 

22-Aug W L   PreDiff
TB 93 69 0.574 2
BOS 91 71 0.562 14
NYY 86 76 0.531 1
BAL 86 76 0.531 4
TOR 76 86 0.469 -11
W L   PreDiff
DET 95 67 0.586 1
CLE 84 78 0.519 13
KC 81 81 0.500 5
CWS 70 92 0.432 -13
MIN 70 92 0.432 5
W L   PreDiff
TEX 94 68 0.580 3
OAK 90 72 0.556 6
SEA 76 86 0.469 1
LAA 75 87 0.463 -13
HOU 54 108 0.333 -6
W L   PreDiff
ATL 97 65 0.599 7
WSH 83 79 0.512 -12
NYM 76 86 0.469 -2
PHI 75 87 0.463 -9
MIA 62 100 0.383 -1
W L   PreDiff
STL 93 69 0.574 5
CIN 92 70 0.568 0
PIT 92 70 0.568 10
MIL 72 90 0.444 -7
CHC 69 93 0.426 1
W L   PreDiff
LAD 94 68 0.580 6
ARZ 84 78 0.519 2
SF 76 86 0.469 -15
SD 74 88 0.457 -4
COL 72 90 0.444 9

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Dynamic Standings Projection (August 14, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the August 13 games.

14-Aug W L   PreDiff
TB 91 71 0.562 0
BOS 91 71 0.562 14
BAL 87 75 0.537 5
NYY 84 78 0.519 -1
TOR 77 85 0.475 -10
W L   PreDiff
DET 95 67 0.586 1
KC 83 79 0.512 7
CLE 82 80 0.506 11
MIN 71 91 0.438 6
CWS 69 93 0.426 -14
W L   PreDiff
TEX 93 69 0.574 2
OAK 90 72 0.556 6
LAA 77 85 0.475 -11
SEA 75 87 0.463 0
HOU 54 108 0.333 -6
W L   PreDiff
ATL 96 66 0.593 6
WSH 84 78 0.519 -11
NYM 76 86 0.469 -2
PHI 75 87 0.463 -9
MIA 62 100 0.383 -1
W L   PreDiff
STL 92 70 0.568 4
PIT 92 70 0.568 10
CIN 91 71 0.562 -1
MIL 73 89 0.451 -6
CHC 70 92 0.432 2
W L   PreDiff
LAD 92 70 0.568 4
ARZ 83 79 0.512 1
SF 77 85 0.475 -14
SD 75 87 0.463 -3
COL 72 90 0.444 9

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Dynamic Standings Projection (August 7, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the August 6 games.

7-Aug W L   PreDiff
TB 94 68 0.580 3
BOS 91 71 0.562 14
BAL 87 75 0.537 5
NYY 83 79 0.512 -2
TOR 79 83 0.488 -8
W L   PreDiff
DET 96 66 0.593 2
CLE 83 79 0.512 12
KC 81 81 0.500 5
MIN 70 92 0.432 5
CWS 68 94 0.420 -15
W L   PreDiff
TEX 91 71 0.562 0
OAK 90 72 0.556 6
LAA 78 84 0.481 -10
SEA 75 87 0.463 0
HOU 56 106 0.346 -4
W L   PreDiff
ATL 96 66 0.593 6
WSH 83 79 0.512 -12
PHI 77 85 0.475 -7
NYM 75 87 0.463 -3
MIA 63 99 0.389 0
W L   PreDiff
STL 93 69 0.574 5
PIT 93 69 0.574 11
CIN 90 72 0.556 -2
MIL 72 90 0.444 -7
CHC 70 92 0.432 2
W L   PreDiff
LAD 89 73 0.549 1
ARZ 82 80 0.506 0
SF 78 84 0.481 -13
SD 76 86 0.469 -2
COL 71 91 0.438 8

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Dynamic Standings Projection (July 31, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the July 30 games.

31-Jul W L   PreDiff
TB 95 67 0.586 4
BOS 90 72 0.556 13
BAL 87 75 0.537 5
NYY 84 78 0.519 -1
TOR 79 83 0.488 -8
W L   PreDiff
DET 93 69 0.574 -1
CLE 83 79 0.512 12
KC 80 82 0.494 4
CWS 70 92 0.432 -13
MIN 69 93 0.426 4
W L   PreDiff
OAK 92 70 0.568 8
TEX 89 73 0.549 -2
LAA 79 83 0.488 -9
SEA 76 86 0.469 1
HOU 56 106 0.346 -4
W L   PreDiff
ATL 93 69 0.574 3
WSH 84 78 0.519 -11
PHI 79 83 0.488 -5
NYM 76 86 0.469 -2
MIA 62 100 0.383 -1
W L   PreDiff
STL 93 69 0.574 5
PIT 92 70 0.568 10
CIN 90 72 0.556 -2
MIL 73 89 0.451 -6
CHC 72 90 0.444 4
W L   PreDiff
LAD 88 74 0.543 6
ARZ 82 80 0.506 0
SF 78 84 0.481 -13
SD 76 86 0.469 -2
COL 72 90 0.444 9

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Dynamic Standings Projection (July 24, 2013)

In case you missed it, in April we launched our Dynamic Standings Projection feature on New English D. A full explanation of the methodology can be found here or by clicking the tab at the top of the page. This project seeks to provide a reasoned and cautious approach to updating our beliefs about the baseball future. You can find a summarization of the original projections here. You’ll notice a column on the far right that indicates the difference in projected wins from the preseason prediction. Positive numbers mean teams are now projected to win more games and negative numbers mean a team is now projected to win fewer games. You’ll notice a series of graphs below the standings section that track how the projections have evolved over the course of the year.

This Dynamic Standings Projection is updated through the July 23 games.

24-Jul W L   PreDiff
TB 93 69 0.574 2
BOS 90 72 0.556 13
BAL 88 74 0.543 6
NYY 86 76 0.531 1
TOR 79 83 0.488 -8
W L   PreDiff
DET 92 70 0.568 -2
CLE 79 83 0.488 8
KC 76 86 0.469 0
CWS 72 90 0.444 -11
MIN 69 93 0.426 4
W L   PreDiff
TEX 90 72 0.556 -1
OAK 90 72 0.556 6
LAA 81 81 0.500 -7
SEA 77 85 0.475 2
HOU 57 105 0.352 -3
W L   PreDiff
ATL 90 72 0.556 0
WSH 84 78 0.519 -11
PHI 81 81 0.500 -3
NYM 76 86 0.469 -2
MIA 62 100 0.383 -1
W L   PreDiff
STL 95 67 0.586 7
CIN 92 70 0.568 0
PIT 91 71 0.562 9
MIL 72 90 0.444 -7
CHC 71 91 0.438 3
W L   PreDiff
LAD 86 76 0.531 -2
ARZ 83 79 0.512 1
SF 81 81 0.500 -10
SD 74 88 0.457 -4
COL 72 90 0.444 9

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