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Pythagorean expectation

Pythagorean expectation noun: a statistic that estimates the number of games a team should win based on runs scored and runs allowed, rather than actual wins and losses.

Noun

Pythagorean expectation (plural Pythagorean expectations)

  1. A statistic that estimates the number of games a team should win based on runs scored and runs allowed, rather than actual wins and losses.

Forms of Pythagorean expectation

pluralPythagorean expectations

Questions about Pythagorean expectation

What does Pythagorean expectation mean?
Pythagorean expectation means a statistic that estimates the number of games a team should win based on runs scored and runs allowed, rather than actual wins and losses.
What part of speech is Pythagorean expectation?
Pythagorean expectation is a noun.
What is the plural of Pythagorean expectation?
The plural of Pythagorean expectation is Pythagorean expectations.

Words near Pythagorean expectation in the dictionary

  1. Pythagorean
  2. Pythagorean bean
  3. Pythagorean beans
  4. Pythagorean cup
  5. Pythagorean cups
  6. Pythagorean expectation
  7. Pythagorean field
  8. Pythagorean fields
  9. Pythagorean proposition
  10. Pythagorean quadruple
  11. Pythagorean quadruples

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