 This is Boomer Esiason with Sports Minute. Here's something I never thought I'd hear. Bill James, one of the founding fathers of baseball's analytics movement, has just blasted the computer guys for, quote, hijacking the field. James says their obsession with small measurements such as spin rates and pitch movement, pitch counts, exit velocities, and launch angles represent not the success of sabermetrics, but it's failure. Wow. I kind of agree with that. Boomer Esiason.