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Originally Posted by Kadath
Yes, definitely. For example: Statistics were really borne out in the Cleveland-NY series. After all, NY had more RBIs than Cleveland in the regular season, and in the series...wait. Shit! Maybe regular season statistics AREN'T particularly meaningful? In fact, maybe statistics when it comes to a game played by 9 guys, any of whom can have an off night, aren't reliable in any way at any time? Yeah...that could be it.
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Maybe the Yankees should have started Wilson Betimit, Miguel Cairo, Jose Molina, and Bronson Sardinha in game four. They probably would have been better options then Rodriguez, Jeter, Melky Cabrera (.188, .563 OPS), etc.
You never know when one of them might have a great game over the other losers I mentioned.