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By Chris Sprow
ESPN The Magazine Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Ask Nate Silver about how many stats he sees as crucial to analyzing baseball, and he's at a loss. We figured as much; it's like asking Ansel Adams about his favorite shade of grey. "I don't know if there's any particularly good way to quantify the precise number," he e-mails, "but as Carl Sagan would say, billions and billions " If only soccer had such a problem. In his current cover story on Lionel Messi, Chad Nielsen notes, "There is no quantitative method to compare players from d ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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