Sloan Sports and Analytics Conference Twitter Recap (part 2)

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This is a collection of the best quotes, stats, insights, and observations shared via Twitter at the 2014 Sloan Sports and Analytics Conference (#SSAC14). Be sure to see all the decks and for more, visit DSMSports.net

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