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On subject table showing individual SP ratings for upcoming week -- I see a column headed "Last 5 PQS" which in past years I studied carefully. It is now BLANK. I know nobody has had 5 starts, but can't you show the PQS for the starts that HAVE been made? Thanks!
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That will be added this week. We're almost done building all of the PQS logs. -
Thank you Ray!Comment
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Is there an update to PQS logs? I'm on the Daily Matchups and still see nothing as of today. Want to ensure I am not a total moron and looking in the wrong place or missing it somehow? I too rely on the PQS logs heavily! Thanks BHQ!NL Heroes Roto League, est. 1990
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PQS logs are ready, I just need to post them on the site. Should be up this afternoon. And now that they're ready, we can get the Last 5 PQS popped into the SP Matchups tool too.Comment
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Awesome, thanks Ray!!NL Heroes Roto League, est. 1990
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Speaking of Matchups, at what point in the season are the pitcher ratings based primarily on outcomes and skills from the current season? Is it 5 PQS starts? A better reader than I probably knows the answer to this, but I was unable to discern it from this very erudite article: https://www.baseballhq.com/articles/...-matchups-tool.AnalystComment
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It's basically this table:
So once a pitcher is at >100 BF over 30 days, you're mostly weighted on the in-season data as opposed to the projected data.Eventually we came to create a tiered projection, where we used a different formula based on the TBF in the last 30 days.
Tier 0: TBF30 < 10 Tier 1: 10 ≤ TBF30 < 50 Tier 2: 50 ≤ TBF30 < 100 Tier 3: TBF30 ≥ 100
Tier 0 used only the projected K% and park factor as input. The other tiers used all of our input parameters, weighted differently by tier, to produce an output formula.
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