Cal Raleigh's Sophomore Slump: A Case Study in Baseball's Regression to the Mean
The sophomore slump is real, in the sense that rookies who have great seasons are rarely able to live up to such lofty expectations the following year, and fake, in the sense that it is hardly a…
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