No, of course not. I'm only trying to build my case for dismissing the tidal wave of trivial information it's going to produce.
My advice would be to just ignore it. I'm sure the "Sunday Night Baseball" donks and Brian Kenny and Tom Verducci will have all kinds of worthless data to throw out there but, and this is just me, I'd ignore it and pretend it's fantasy. I'm sure teams are going to get some worthwhile data and actionable analysis out of this but the average fan is going to get cherry picked and poorly explained metrics that have no impact on the game in question or any meaningful context for comparative analysis.
