A question I have continually grappled with is how to rank and project players who will most likely miss 25 percent or more of the season. The poster child for this type of player the past three years has been … Continue reading →

In investing there is something called a value trap. It’s an investment that appears to be very cheap because it is trading at low evaluation metrics like book value, earnings and so on. The investment looks too good to pass … Continue reading →

Last year the Brewers won 89 games and were a couple of outs away from winning the Wild Card game. So far this offseason the biggest notable losses to their roster are Yasmani Grandal, Mike Moustakas, Jordan Lyles, Drew Pomeranz … Continue reading →