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Appreciate the link to check out the model. But curious why Sale would qualify as a BOB (hot) pitcher. Recognize his numerical rating of 135 exceeds the 126+ minimum but the dude is 0-4 with a current ERA of 8.50. How would that make him a "hot" pitcher? Or perhaps I'm reading this wrong. Please advise.


 

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hey Gander1,
Sorry just seeing this...

The Starting Pitcher BOB (Betting on Baseball) Score
is a formula used to determine how a Starting Pitcher is trending heading into his upcoming start based off of his last start.

Essentially the formula is looking to day-trade Starting Pitchers and seeking to buy (play) and sell (fade) based on how the BOB Scores have them trending.

So in the case of Chris Sale today (April 23rd), who posted a 135 BOB Score heading into the start, his previous start showed enough to get him over the 126+ threshold which ultimately led to 5 IP, 2 ER, 2 BBs and 10 Ks.

Hope this answers your question!
 

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