Matt and I are in a furious debate about the existence of clutch hitting in baseball. I think that it is real, but Matt argues that we give the title clutch to a player for simply preforming up to his average ability. He also argues that postseason play is no more or less stressful than the regular season......so
A) Is clutch real, or to we just imagine players to be clutch because we remember random moments of glory?
B) Postseason, more, less, or no different level of stress than the regular season?
C) Jeter, Mr. Clutch or just Mr. Consistent?
*In case you are interested, here is the blog that sparked the debate
http://www.firejoemorgan.com/2007/04/i-know-im-going-to-make-fun-of-someone.html
A) Is clutch real, or to we just imagine players to be clutch because we remember random moments of glory?
B) Postseason, more, less, or no different level of stress than the regular season?
C) Jeter, Mr. Clutch or just Mr. Consistent?
*In case you are interested, here is the blog that sparked the debate
http://www.firejoemorgan.com/2007/04/i-know-im-going-to-make-fun-of-someone.html
