Dunkel Saturday

[CoverBoy]

SATURDAY, JUNE 18

National League

Atlanta (Sosa) 12.48 (1) Cincinnati* (Milton) 11.52
Total Runs: 10 1/2

Interleague

New York Yankees* (Wang) 13.29 (1) Chicago Cubs (Rusch) 12.53
Total Runs: 10 1/2

L.A. Angels* (Lackey) 12.93 (1/2) Florida (Willis) 12.51
Total Runs: 7

Philadelphia (Lidle) 13.66 (1 1/2) Oakland* (Saarloos) 12.15
Total Runs: 11

Toronto* (Halladay) 13.53 (2 1/2) Milwaukee (Sheets) 10.83
Total Runs: 8

Baltimore* (Ponson) 13.70 (2) Colorado (Kim) 11.72
Total Runs: 9

St. Louis (Morris) 14.24 (3) Tampa Bay* (Hendrickson) 11.05
Total Runs: 10

Boston* (Wakefield) 13.67 (1 1/2) Pittsburgh (Williams) 12.30
Total Runs: 9 1/2

Cleveland* (Elarton) 13.48 (1) Arizona (Webb) 12.61
Total Runs: 9

Chicago White Sox* (Garcia) 13.52 (1 1/2) L.A. Dodgers (Dessens) 11.89
Total Runs: 9

Detroit* (Johnson) 13.94 (1 1/2) San Francisco (Rueter) 12.27
Total Runs: 8 1/2

Kansas City* (Carrasco) 12.98 (1/2) Houston (Oswalt) 12.64
Total Runs: 6

Minnesota* (Radke) 13.14 (1 1/2) San Diego (Lawrence) 11.44
Total Runs: 9 1/2

Texas* (Rodriguez) 13.30 (Even) Washington (Armas) 13.22
Total Runs: 9

New York Mets (Martinez) 13.22 (1) Seattle* (Franklin) 12.62
Total Runs: 7

[JamminJ]

STUPID QUESTION HERE WHAT DOES THE DUNKEL INDEX TELL YOU COULD SOMEONE PLEASE BREAK IT DOWN I UNDERSTAND THE OVER UNDER BUT WHAT IS THE NUMBERS BESIDE EACH PITCHER MEAN. i BRACKETS AND THE ##.## THAT FOLLOWS

THANX IN ADVANCE

[moneyman]

JamminJ:

The Index is the oldest and one of the most respected power rating services in existence. Still family owned and operated by a third generation of Dunkels, the Index enters data from each game into mathematical formulas that produce a ranking for each team. From these rankings Dunkel can also determine future performance with a high degree of accuracy. For years the Dunkel Index was carried in hundreds of newspapers nationwide. Dunkel was also formerly among the computer indexes used by the Bowl Championship Series (BCS).

more info @ www.dunkelindex.com/

[JamminJ]

So How Would You Read Something Like This The # In The Bracket Is What. And The --.-- Number Is The Rating For The Team Is It Better To Have A Higher Number Or Lower When Reading It.

[bigbill]

So How Would You Read Something Like This The # In The Bracket Is What. And The --.-- Number Is The Rating For The Team Is It Better To Have A Higher Number Or Lower When Reading It.

the number in the ( ) is the estimated margin of victory for the team that is listed first. The home team has an * next to it.
It is better to have the higher rating.