I can't seem to find a reliable source of information when trying to determine how certain pitchers perform in different weather situations. I've always heard that this is a very important factor during April/May because the weather is so unpredictable for a lot of regions. Any good information or details on a website that provides this info would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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Windy stadiums... know where this is a factor. I usually pass on any total in Wrigley.
Temperature. The colder it is, the lower the total. I don't usually bother with this though - I think the effect is fairly minimal.Comment -
When there is significant temperature drop throughout the day, say 30 degrees, that has an even greater (adverse) effect on scoring... so I've been told.Comment -
PM Willie Bee
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If it's raining I tail Mr.Profit, if it's sunny I tail PiMike. If its overcast I tail bothComment -
Moon Phases are more important.
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I only worry about the wind and weather when it comes to totals. Wind is a GIGANTIC factor at some parks. Vegas does not even set a total on Wrigley games until day of so they know what the wind is doing.Comment -
I wont even think about making a totals play until I check the farmers almanac.Originally posted by Sam OdomMoon Phases are more important.
Always dig root crops and take overs on the 3rd day of CapricornComment -
The weather conditions are already built into the total, don't over analyze...
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You pass on totals at Wrigley? I thought you were a sharp?Originally posted by Justin7
The colder it is, the lower the total? I thought you were a sharp?
This post shocks me, Justin!
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the last phase of capping a game for me involve checking the wind/weather, and the type of pitchers starting (ground-ball/flyball ect) along with the umps information and finish with the available bull-pensComment