I'm wondering what the expected impact on SB should be from the rule changes regarding pickoff attempts and larger bases in 2023.
Assuming a meaningful increase in number of attempts and successful attempts, which kind of players should see the biggest bump?
Would you expect it to be:
a) those who normally have a high volume of attempts but bad caught stealing %
b) strong sprinters who have had relatively low attempts
c) all the burners
d) middle tier sprinters who presumably will attempt more now
e) generally equal for everyone
Is there some data from minor league trials that points to any of these or something else?
Any thoughts on this? I'm having trouble wrapping my head around what to expect. Or maybe it's just an exercise in futility until we see how it plays out.
Assuming a meaningful increase in number of attempts and successful attempts, which kind of players should see the biggest bump?
Would you expect it to be:
a) those who normally have a high volume of attempts but bad caught stealing %
b) strong sprinters who have had relatively low attempts
c) all the burners
d) middle tier sprinters who presumably will attempt more now
e) generally equal for everyone
Is there some data from minor league trials that points to any of these or something else?
Any thoughts on this? I'm having trouble wrapping my head around what to expect. Or maybe it's just an exercise in futility until we see how it plays out.
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