Getting Started
First, I needed some data. It’s like, you can’t bake a cake without ingredients, right? So, I started digging around for Seager's stats. I looked at his past performance, you know, his batting average, home runs, RBIs – all that good stuff.
Looking at thesrebmuN Numbers
I spent a good chunk of time just staring at spreadsheets, Seriously, it felt like my eyes were gonna cross. I was checking out his trends over the past few seasons, trying to see if there were any patterns. Was he getting better? Worse? Staying the same?
- Batting Average: Always important.
- Home Runs: Gotta see that power.
- RBIs: Shows how clutch he is.
- OPS: A good overall measure.
I also peeked to see if he had any injuries, because, those can really mess things up, unfortunally.
Making Some Educated Guesses
After all that digging, I put together a few different scenarios. It's kind of like, "Okay, what if he stays healthy all season?" or "What if he has a bit of a slump?" I tried to be realistic, not too optimistic, not too pessimistic.
For a "best-case" scenario I had his average up and home runs up and for the "worst-case", I adjusted those stats down a little.
The Final "Projections"
In the end, I came up with some numbers that I felt pretty good about. I'm not saying they're going to be 100% accurate – nobody can predict the future – but it was a fun exercise, at last. It's like playing a video game, trying to guess the final score before the game even starts.
It's all just for fun, of course. Baseball is unpredictable, and that's part of what makes it so exciting! But hey, it's always interesting to try and project how a player like Corey Seager might do.
