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In this blog posts, I will not develop an algorithm to predict how likely (unlikely) it is that Tottenham will get to the top 4 of the Premier League, or how to build a perfect Jets team for 2018.


While obviously we are not quite there yet, Sports Analytics have come a long way in helping teams with respect to decision making, which have traditionally been made by “gut” feeling or adherence to past traditions, as to which players to draft, trade, develop, coach and which system to play. You have seen it all in the news: media outlets raving about the Coming of Sports Analytics age, commercial ads picturing Big Data tools like a pocket calculator, punditry using multi-dimensional cameras to collect details of every single perspiration of sport players ***enter your childhood hero names: L.Messi, LeBron James, Tom Brady, etc*** and enhance their performance by 10x. “The greatest value of a picture is when it forces us to notice what we never expected to see.”
