| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - A player usually has a peak in which the probability of a perfect game is higher, and thus the formula underestimates the probabilities especially for pitchers who had a peak much higher than the rest of his career, such as Sandy Koufax, Randy Johnson, or Cy Young (actually Young remained quite consistent, but his chances were much higher in the latter half of his career due to the context of the
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