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Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 9:00 am
by lukethedrifter
JackofDiamonds wrote:
lukethedrifter wrote:
heyzeus wrote:Nate Silver has drawn wide acclaim for his 538 blog, where he applies sabermetric principles to predictive analysis of elections. What other areas of life do you think sabermetric type analysis could be or are being applied to change the way we approach a problem?

Do you apply advanced metrics to braised short ribs?
Do you not?
As a matter of fact, I do.

I also apply them to parenting. And to my marriage, which my wife loves.

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 9:14 am
by JackofDiamonds
lukethedrifter wrote:
JackofDiamonds wrote:
lukethedrifter wrote:
heyzeus wrote:Nate Silver has drawn wide acclaim for his 538 blog, where he applies sabermetric principles to predictive analysis of elections. What other areas of life do you think sabermetric type analysis could be or are being applied to change the way we approach a problem?

Do you apply advanced metrics to braised short ribs?
Do you not?
As a matter of fact, I do.

I also apply them to parenting. And to my marriage, which my wife loves.
Little Bobby's fLAR (home-neutral love above replacement child) has slipped with his grades.

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 10:16 am
by Fat Strat
Can you give us your scouting report on Oscar Taveras? How close is he? What do you see? What are some comparable players in the majors right now (or historically?)

Any reason why Tavares couldn't be the Cardinals starting CF'er in 2013?

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 10:20 am
by a_smith
What are the best and worst organizations for teaching prospects/ training prospects to reach their potential?

Where do the Cardinals fit?

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 10:23 am
by Fat Strat
Cards fans have been talking about Kolten Wong all year, some even calling for his call up to the majors. I'm not sure any of those people have looked at his stats this season in the hitter-friendly Texas League. Should Cards fans be worried about Wong?

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 10:29 am
by Fat Strat
Matt Adams quietly had another great season at the plate in Memphis, between his injuries and call-ups. Meanwhile, Craig appears to have 1b locked down in St Louis for the foreseeable future. Which player will end up with the better career?

Also, it's hard to get into hypothetical trades in an on-line Q & A, but if you were going to keep either Adams and Craig and use the other in a trade, who would you keep and why?

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 10:30 am
by Fat Strat
Cards fans had mixed reactions when Luhnow left for Houston. The new regime has one draft under their belt, with mixed reviews. Will we regret losing him or will we not even notice he's gone?

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 10:32 am
by Fat Strat
How did the new slotting system affect this year's draft? Are you a fan of the new system? Why or why not?

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 10:33 am
by Fat Strat
Give me one under the radar player in the Cards system that we should keep our eye on.

Re: Questions for Kevin Goldstein

Posted: August 22 12, 10:34 am
by Fat Strat
How would you rank the Card's 2012 draft? What mistakes did they make? What good picks? Overall, how would you grade it?