Baseball Reference now has the Orioles and Mariners at approximately 51% and 90% chances of making the playoffs
August 11, 2022
Baseball Reference now has the Orioles and Mariners at approximately 51% and 90% chances of making the playoffs
21 comments
Oh baby this is going to hurt
90% chance, oh boy I’ve seen this before.
When was the last time we had full bird representation in the playoffs
Whoever said “wouldn’t it be funny if the Orioles made the postseason” earlier this year made them too powerful.
M’s versus O’s ALCS is gonna be amazing
We’re getting an Orioles-Phillies WS, aren’t we
I’ll trust Tampa to beat out one of those 2 until I’m proven wrong
In the 0.1%. Someone please send Bernie Sanders to kill me.
I wonder why play odds makers and projections are so over the place with the orioles. Fangraphs doesn’t even have them in double digits chances to make playoffs. Pecota has them at thirty and bref at fifty seems like all over the place.
At least with mariners most places have them pretty high I think the lowest I saw was 82 and most are between 82-90.
I think in general I find fangraphs to be one that usually is most different compared to most other places. Most places have dodgers as best chance to win ws while Mets are between second and fourth but fangraphs somehow has them and Mets tied for best chance.
The only way this season isn’t a success for the orioles is if they lose out. What a great season for Baltimore.
Lots of baseball left.
Imagine telling someone preseason that mid august the Orioles were going to have better playoff odds than the White Sox, Red Sox, and Rays.
O’s vs M’s ALCS, who says no?
I’m rooting for both. Would be awesome to see them in.
We still got a chance boys!
are BR odds based on past results of team’s with those records at this point or on projections of future performance?
and the jays keep on slipping.
I’ve played enough games to know that anything less than 100% can be rounded down to 0.
Started from the bottom, now we’re here
Brandon Hyde has to be Manager of the Year in the AL, right? He probably won’t be because — well — media voting, but it’s hard to imagine a manager doing more with less.
Is nobody else gonna comment on the very real possibility that the AL Central could finish with every team under .500
21 comments
Oh baby this is going to hurt
90% chance, oh boy I’ve seen this before.
When was the last time we had full bird representation in the playoffs
Whoever said “wouldn’t it be funny if the Orioles made the postseason” earlier this year made them too powerful.
M’s versus O’s ALCS is gonna be amazing
We’re getting an Orioles-Phillies WS, aren’t we
I’ll trust Tampa to beat out one of those 2 until I’m proven wrong
In the 0.1%. Someone please send Bernie Sanders to kill me.
I wonder why play odds makers and projections are so over the place with the orioles. Fangraphs doesn’t even have them in double digits chances to make playoffs. Pecota has them at thirty and bref at fifty seems like all over the place.
At least with mariners most places have them pretty high I think the lowest I saw was 82 and most are between 82-90.
I think in general I find fangraphs to be one that usually is most different compared to most other places. Most places have dodgers as best chance to win ws while Mets are between second and fourth but fangraphs somehow has them and Mets tied for best chance.
The only way this season isn’t a success for the orioles is if they lose out. What a great season for Baltimore.
Lots of baseball left.
Imagine telling someone preseason that mid august the Orioles were going to have better playoff odds than the White Sox, Red Sox, and Rays.
O’s vs M’s ALCS, who says no?
I’m rooting for both. Would be awesome to see them in.
We still got a chance boys!
are BR odds based on past results of team’s with those records at this point or on projections of future performance?
and the jays keep on slipping.
I’ve played enough games to know that anything less than 100% can be rounded down to 0.
Started from the bottom, now we’re here
Brandon Hyde has to be Manager of the Year in the AL, right? He probably won’t be because — well — media voting, but it’s hard to imagine a manager doing more with less.
Is nobody else gonna comment on the very real possibility that the AL Central could finish with every team under .500