Corey

Corey built the first version of MatchWiz with Jonathan in Google Sheets and Python — baseball only, back when the point was just to see whether the numbers they were gathering meant anything. Before that he founded ShowZone, the top companion site for MLB The Show, which he started on a Raspberry Pi in his office while working as an engineer at a utility and still owns and runs today — 115,000+ members, and the home of the trademarked True Overall rating system he created. That's what he brings here: data, how a site is put together, and the discipline of publishing a number you can be held to. He writes the analytics and methodology pieces — what the model is bad at, which markets have an edge and which don't, and what a season of graded calls actually says. Ohio State Electrical & Computer Engineering, where he and Jonathan were roommates and, between them, a top-50 pairing in the NCAA Football video game.