NL East: Cartesian butterfly nets
May 19 2025
We should all be so lucky to find a lover who looks at us the way fantasy managers look at graphs. Face it, we’re obsessed—and why shouldn’t we be? They contain all the secrets of our universe. Graphs are nets that snatch fluttering concepts out of the ether, helping us to pin and mount the truth like a shimmering butterfly. Who do we have to thank for elucidating every 100 PAs of Rolling xwOBA and the relationship between bat speed and HR/PA? Why, René Descartes, of course.
In addition to this very obvious contribution, our overlooked great-to-the-nth-power-grandfather of fantasy baseball analysis also gave us something arguably more fundamental. As if being a goateed mathematician wasn’t enough, in true...
Almost!
You’re just a few clicks away from accessing this feature and hundreds more throughout the year that have a singular goal in mind: Winning your league. Subscribe to BaseballHQ.com here!
Already a subscriber? Sign in here
More From PT Tomorrow
In addition to taking a look at young catchers heating up and a surprising PT trend, we suggest Landen Roupp might be a must roster.
Apr 18 2026 3:07am
Apr 18 2026 3:07am
Christian Yelich joins Jackson Chourio on the injured list as Luis Lara is raking in Nashville, could the Brewers call up one of their top prospects?
Apr 17 2026 3:05am
The White Sox's early usage of Grant Taylor has gone in a different direction than expected. Plus, looks at CLE's lefty batters, Jac Caglianone's struggles in KC, and the DET and MIN bullpens.
Apr 16 2026 3:05am
Apr 16 2026 3:05am
Colt Emerson is ready to join the Mariners and they'll need to shake things up to make that happen.
Apr 15 2026 3:05am
Apr 15 2026 3:05am
Davis Schneider continues to hit and could be breaking past his weak-side platoon role as Toronto deals with injuries and ineffectiveness in its lineup. Plus, more from around the AL East.
Apr 14 2026 3:05am
Apr 14 2026 3:05am
