Please don't copy ans What is the "winner's curse"?

		In a bidding process, the winner of the bid is likely to be the party that most overvalues the object being bid upon. Hence, the winner of the bid will likely overpay, making winning an auction actually a curse.
		In professional sports, after a team wins the championship they have a huge target on their back as everyone is trying to defeat the champions. Hence, a curse develops as it is extremely hard to continue winning.
		Once a team wins a championship and celebrates, they become less focused on winning again.
		The winner of the draft lottery will have to finish last in the previous season. Thus, to be a winner (in getting the best talent ) you have to be cursed in playing the game. '

Ch 06 05Which is the "better" measure of a pitcher's production: ERA or K/BB. Answer this question by referring to the work of Anthony Krautmann and Andrew Zimbalist.

		Krautmann and Zimbalist did not reference these topics in their literature.
		Krautmann and Zimbalist argued that strikeout to walk ratio (K/BB) does better than earned run average (ERA) at explaining runs.
		Krautmann and Zimbalist argued that earned run average (ERA) does better than strikeout to walk ratio (K/BB) at explaining runs.
		Krautmann and Zimbalist argued that both earned run average (ERA) and strikeout to walk ratio (K/BB) are irrelevant at explaining runs.

CH 06 11What is Gerald Scully's method for measuring MRP (marginal revenue product) ?

		One model alone could measure MRP as player statistics is the most important.
		If a player's WAR is positive then MRP should be positive.
		He does not have a method for measuring MRP.
		Using two models, one to estimate player statistics to wins and one to connect team revenue to team wins.