People usually say "playing the percentages" with respect to baseball decisions mid-game, and they usually have no idea what they mean by that. In fact, they sometimes say that when the percentages actually say otherwise.

I'm currently taking a class at UAH called Engineering Reliability. It's all about failure of systems and components. How fun is that?

The sooner people realize that hitting with runners in scoring position is not a separate skill from hitting itself, the better our ears will be when listening to play-by-play announcers and analysts. What, do they really think batters get pumped up and try harder when they see a teammate on second base?

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