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Math around Yankees only backs up feeling they have no chance

Por: New York Post Sports August 21, 2023

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Since the Yankees are alleged to love analytics so much, they have to be discouraged by a number that finally appeared on Fangraphs during , the very first sweep suffered at Yankee Stadium this year. Yes, the Yankees’ World Series odds finally hit zero. Yes, specifically, 0.0 percent. So Fangraphs mathematically validated what we think we’ve been watching for a while now. The Yankees, officially (or as officially as it gets in baseball),... + full article



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