Season 4 Episode 33 is out with Marek Ramilo. Marek is currently a Quantitative Trader. He is also an R&D Analyst with Driveline baseball working with overall player projections and finishing his degree from the University of Chicago in Financial Mathematics. Marek graduated from Yale University with a BA in Economics. Marek talks about his time at Yale and explains how he decided to get into trading. Marek explains what exactly a Quantitative Trader does and why it is such an interesting position to be in.  Marek played baseball in high school but didn’t realize how quantitative theories can help play into overall player progression models until a couple of years ago. Since he has become fascinated with using his ideology within baseball. Marek talks about how the MLB draft can become so Quantitative based in the future and why two-way players might become the future towards front office organizations. Time Stamps:   Background

BA from Yale in Economics MS from the University of Chicago in Financial Mathematics Current profession Quantitative Trader What exactly is a Quantitative Trader

What is your role as a Trader?

Why this goes allowing with Driveline research

What exactly is a Quantitative Trader?

Pitch Level Data

Josiah Gray Outline

School Background

Yale – Why Economics

Why did you pick Trading

Driveline Role within Driveline

Quantitative theories towards player projections

Sabermetrics within player development

Player projection models

How does your schedule look like working at Driveline and Trading

Future of Baseball Analytics

Analytics towards Player development & MLB Draft

2 ways the future of the MLB Draft

Moeller Analytics How it started and ongoing process

Deciding what technology to use

Technology integration throughout the first year

What does 2023 look like

What does the future look like at Moeller

What is our overall goal or 2-year plan

Keys to having an analytic organization