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So, in layman's terms:  Calculations are made looking backwards at the average cost per win on the free agent market.  It is then totaled and applied to individual players speculated upon? This despite the wildly disparate inputs that went into the calculations?  That information is then homogenized and it is determined that x player at y salary is a no go?  If that's true I'm not sure why anyone would give the theory a second glance.  

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