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Monday, September 13, 2004

I have missed those day-by-day graphs of players' batting averages that used to be on the player cards at the Worldwide Leader, so I made one myself:

Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.

# posted by Caldwell : 9/13/2004 02:47:00 AM

Comments:

How can his AVG be higher than his OBP?

# posted by  Sarah : 10:17 AM

 

Okay, I'm dumb and can't read a graph today.

# posted by  Sarah : 10:18 AM

 

I was concerned for a second there. I thought my Excel skills were being challenged, and as a chemistry major, that would be a problem.

# posted by  Caldwell : 2:39 AM

 

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