Please put back in this report 3rd order runs scored and runs allowed. It is very useful for measuring a team's adjusted run creating vs. run preventing ability at a glance. I would recommend including this data in the current report. Or, you could make a separate, more detailed text report for subscribers seeking this data that is no longer shown.

Hey, where can we find the current ELO report? I dont see it here or in the Playoff Odds Report

The Red Sox are 8-11, not 8-10.

third order runs has to be a mistake. the average number of third order runs is almost a FULL run less than second order and first order runs.

I have emailed about this before, and it should have been tended to. I have lost money due to faulty projections.

I suspect there are mistakes with second order runs also. For instance, a quick look at the cincy reds shows their on base +slugging to index at 109. now, this is usually a pretty good gauge of adjusted runs scored. further, if you adjust by ball park, since they have played about half their games, their adjusted should be a little LOWER than 109, yet it is 126. allowing for the fact that I got a 'quick and dirty' value, I cannot imagine that adjusting further for league adjustments (which would increase it a little) would up it to 126. I could be wrong here, but this just seems virtually impossible. there are other such teams also that seem too high. (cleveland, st. Louis)

Something is terribly wrong with the records. Every team seems to have played more than 200 games.

The LAngels are actually 2nd in the AL West.