Okay, here’s my attempt at a blog post, following your guidelines, about “Adley Rutschman Projections”, written like a regular person sharing their process:
Alright, so I got sucked into this whole Adley Rutschman thing. I’m a big baseball fan, and I kept hearing about how he’s the next big thing. I mean, the hype is real. So, naturally, I wanted to see what all the fuss was about, numbers-wise.
First, I just started Googling. You know, “Adley Rutschman stats,” “Adley Rutschman projections,” the usual stuff. I landed on a few different websites, and honestly, it was a bit of a mess. Lots of different numbers, lots of different opinions. It was overwhelming.
Then, I had a better idea. I’m a big fan of spreadsheets. I decided I needed organize all this data, all this projection info I can find.
My Process
- First thing open a spreadsheet.
- Search some useful information from website.
- Input info to the sheet, including his age, and some key stats that people seem to care about. I figured I’d focus on things like batting average, home runs, RBIs – the stuff that really jumps out at you.
Then, it was time for the real work.I looked at the projections for this year from various sources.I found, then input my sheet,then caculate the average,I got the average number
I feel pretty good about my little system. It’s not perfect, obviously. I’m no expert. But it gives me a decent idea of what to expect from Rutschman, and it’s way better than just randomly reading articles online. Plus, I can keep updating it throughout the season, see how he’s doing compared to what I (and everyone else) thought he would do.
It’s kind of fun, actually. It’s like my own little baseball experiment. Go Adley!
