Is there a simple way to do it?
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Not a simple way to park-adjust DER...but IMHO there's a simple way to park adjust runs not produced by the longball.
RA = LWHR * HR + All the rest
if you take the HR runs out, you can park adjust the non-HR runs using a non-HR park factor.
One of the data products the F/S Matrix produces is an in-play park factor that is mathematically pure.
PkI = PkR - PkHR*LWHR (PkI = Park in play factor)
I can do that because the park factors are all in terms of runs per game per team above average so they can be directly added.
Take an F/S Park-I, multiply it by games played and there's the number of runs you must subtract from the non-HR runs to get a park adjusted in-play run score.
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PkI = PkR - PkHR*LWHR
I'm not wincing at the math. I'm wincing at phrases like PkI, PkR, PkHR, and LWHR. Do you just make these up for fun?"Any pitcher who throws at a batter and deliberately tries to hit him is a communist."
- Alvin Dark
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I shorten things because if I didn't the equations would be hard to read.
Here's a decoder ring.
LWHR = The linear weight value of a home run
PkR = The park's impact on run scoring per game per team above average
PkHR = ditto but HR rate instead of run scoring.
PkI = ditto but run scoring not by long-ball
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