Predicting Baseball Playoffs using Comparative Dependence Differential

Using CDD to Pick 2007 Playoff Winners 

I didn’t want to make predictions for this years playoffs but here it goes.

According to my Comparative Dependence Differential stat

Colorado is 2% more likely to win the series than Philly

New York is 2% more likely to win the series than Cleveland

Boston is 4% more likely to win the series than Los Angeles

Chicago is 3% more likley to win the series than Arizona

This is based on one teams probability of playing .750 ball compared to the other team.  Nothing really sensational here but I thought I would throw it out there anyways.

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One reply on “Predicting Baseball Playoffs using Comparative Dependence Differential”
  1. Sounds about right… One can analyze and analyze, but in the postseason, anything can happen. Each of the teams is good, and to win any given series, each only needs to win one more than the next team. There is a difference between team skills, but it’s not more than a few percent as you’ve shown.

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