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Mar052013

Neil Olshey at Sloan Sports Analtyics Conference

AuthorDanny Nowell | DateTuesday, March 5, 2013 at 11:34AM

I spent the weekend in Boston at the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, catching up on the cutting edge of advanced stats, metrics and tracking. So did Neil Olshey. TrueHoop’s Kevin Arnovitz sat down with Neil at the conference to talk about the role analytics play in an organziation and Neil’s own experiences with them. Here’s part one:

Part two on the limits of analytics, and the role a GM should have as a daily presence:

 

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