numbermaxxing is taking over

My next performance review will be studied for many years

I’m numbermaxxing in my spring training arc

Of course!

I AGREE WITH JOHN

I got you brother

Drive on down bwj, got a great seat and we can talk about the sensation and perception of baseball for all 9 innings

Closing out my offseason watching the Super Bowl in Peru, enjoying a sandwich from la lucha and going over notes for first meetings at spring training

Life’s pretty good!

They just might

See ya down there

Here for a wedding. I can’t fit machu pichu in before ST starts unfortunately so will have to come back next time to do more sight seeing!

Try backpack battles. But honestly, if you are headed down this path, you might like teamfight tactics (which you’ve probably seen me play before)

There’s also really weird games. Like tingus goose. Which I loved but idk if many would like that game

That’s one of the og rogue like turn based games!

Which is why I recommended backpack battles! Has a little more depth and exploration in builds

I always found it odd that playing hockey at altitude didn’t grant more of a home field advantage. The spread in basketball is so much larger than hockey, both sports deal with road game back to backs through teams in the Rockies, both sports require a lot of sprinting — one has a lot more contact

How many seasons are represented?

So the other thing to keep in mind is that these are based on betting markets. So these are something like "perceived" park factors or something like that. But generally the collective betting public is pretty good on average.

Cool to see the top of each sport showing a real impact of playing at altitude (Colorado teams, teams that play in the Rockies)

To a lesser extent, teams in more western time zones get a bump. When you mess with sleep/eat/practice schedules, games are definitely harder