World Series Simulation: Did the Blue Jays Win?
The Los Angeles Dodgers' two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani played a significant role in the outcome of our World Series simulation against the Blue Jays.
Simulations are part of the analytical revolution in sports, especially in Major League Baseball, where teams use algorithms to simulate seasons for the best plan of attack.
Using data from "Dynasty League Baseball Powered by Pursue The Pennant", considered the most realistic baseball simulation, I ran a single simulation with Kevin Gausman starting Game 1 for the Blue Jays.
Part of the analytical revolution of sports, especially Major League Baseball, has been simulations.
The simulation results are based on data and algorithms, providing insights into possible outcomes.
Author's summary: Simulation predicts World Series outcome.
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