Reply to "W v. L for relief pitcher"

Stats4Gnats10,000+ posts

luv,

I agree that its almost universal that coaches want to win. After all, what purpose would there be in coaching a team to lose? The only place I differ, is where you make the assumption that the coach is almost universally correct in his judgment about who is or isn’t the “best” player. I wouldn’t disagree that they are the one’s responsible since they make up the lineup card, and I wouldn’t disagree that they almost universally THINK they are making the best choices. But to assume all coaches are always correct in their judgment seems a bit of a stretch to me.

5/27/141:11 PM

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