pops just a note that the 21-1 NL under system in play today for both Philly n Dodger games ... no significant umps in either.
question for you. I did not jump on waldo for SD/NYM when lines came out last night and see they moved 10 points overnight toward the under, away from waldo. Given the waldo last night couldn't have put that game over if they played twice do you ever consider just skipping a waldo or even opposing a waldo when it doesn't look like the stars are aligned, or just play it blindly?
ok, I now understand how all the Zens and Waldo's work, what do the "Home/Vis FA or OY field" mean?
and the codes (example- HVEP3, ect) under the titles H & A ERA Diff Avg ERA Diff WHIP Diff
mean?
you cant do measurements using exact numbers so i use buckets the HVE and HVA 1-6 and just the
buckets for the Starting Pitchers Home and Visitor (HV) E is ERA Diff and A is ERA Avg Diff than the P or M is weather the home is Plus or Minus the visiting pitcher and the last number is the bucket i have set up for those values (which anyone can just put there own in the master and run the macro and get there buckets
ok i think I get it, so according to those 3 field, Brewers and Red Sox are solid plays, (thats if the numbers at the end 1-6 means 1 is the closest and 6 is the most difference between the teams)
pops, are you reffering to the 3 columns to the far right (hvem etc)? if so, is there a simple way i can add/calc them on my own?
the Zen 4 is on the first mets game which is santana/latos?
the pitchers listed in the file are garland/niese
p.s. I was also a fan of the last 3 columns, anyway to keep them on? I am not sure what you mean "bucket analysis using pivots" but I did understand how to use them as is.