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  • mferrara78
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    wow. just spent the last three days reading this. so much information.

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  • Penfold
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    Originally posted by mferrara78 View Post
    Where does it explain the alpha part of the MM CODE?
    What you really need to do is pour yourself a large cup of coffee, grab a slice of cake and go here:



    Settle back and read the 14 articles from that page that explain the concept of Mayberry and how it has developed over the years.

    You will eventually arrive at the 2015 MM/P3 integration article ( http://www.baseballhq.com/content/fa...and-portfolio3 ) which I use as the basis of my drafting. Yes, you could go to it immediately but what's the rush?

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  • Michael@HQ
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    It's under Mayberry Method, about halfway down this page: http://www.baseballhq.com/glossary-l-o

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  • mferrara78
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    Where does it explain the alpha part of the MM CODE?

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  • mferrara78
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    thanks

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  • Michael@HQ
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    At the top of the page, you can click on links to see the rest of the glossary. For example, the "C-K" link will show terms that begin with those letters of the alphabet.

    MM=Mayberry Method.

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  • mferrara78
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    I'm not finding it under any of those links. Although a great page for a newbie like me, so thanks.

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  • NICK@HQ
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    You can find this at the bottom of each BaseballHQ.com page at the Education link.

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  • mferrara78
    started a topic Baseball HQ Major Leagues Batting Projections

    Baseball HQ Major Leagues Batting Projections

    Is there a glossary for this? For instance what is MM and Code?

    Thanks
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