With this win, the White Sox hit a notable benchmark in the 2025 season. At 42-69, they've surpassed last season's win total ...

Consider that 63.2% of all players to step on the field in 2019 (the most recent year we have complete, full-season data from ...

The PECOTA projections for the 2024 Cincinnati Reds are wrong. They are running off of incomplete information. If you are wagering on win totals based on the PECOTA projections, you'll take the ...

PECOTA rates seven prospects as “Excellent” and 52 as “Very Good,” cutting off the fallen Jonathan Singleton as its first “Good” prospect. No surprise up top: Byron Buxton takes the number-one UPSIDE ...

Before the 2019 season began, opinions on how the Chicago Cubs would rebound from a disappointing finish to 2018 were varied -- but one stood out from the rest. PECOTA, Baseball Prospectus' math ...

Pecota is great because everyone talks and writes about it. It's become the preseason standard. This year it projects the Cubs and White Sox each to win 77 games. Mighty interesting, this Pecota.

There are a few issues to keep in mind with analyzing PECOTA projections, particularly with respect to the 2025 Red Sox. Notably, PECOTA is specifically bad at projecting the impact of young players.

The bad news is that they’ll be awfully close. PECOTA says the Tigers will finish 67-95, last in the American League Central and better than only two other teams in all of baseball.

PECOTA also undershot on the 2019 Braves. It projected them to go 84-78 and finish in a tie with Philadelphia in the NL East, behind both Washington and the Mets.

Also, why does PECOTA have it out for the Orioles? Something's not quite right there, no? Here's your consumer's guide to Tuesday's 2017 Baseball Prospectus projections.

PECOTA predicts 15 homers and 117 hits (giving him 517 and 3,104 in his career, respectively). His overall production -- 93 DRC+, .709 OPS, 0.6 WARP -- would not be great, but it also wouldn’t ...

The PECOTA projections for the 2024 Cincinnati Reds are wrong. They are running off of incomplete information. If you are wagering on win totals based on the PECOTA projections, you'll take the ...