About
Welcome to Goatey, a premier provider of out-of-the-box data solutions in Detroit, MI and beyond. We are nerds, sports junkies, and creatives who may not take ourselves too seriously, but when it's time to crunch numbers and unravel insights, we're all business. Our team of eccentric scientists and machine learning enthusiasts bring fresh perspective to the world of data analysis. We love pushing boundaries, experimenting with wild ideas, and uncovering hidden truths. So, if you're ready to embark on an adventure that's anything but ordinary, hop aboard and let's create some mind-blowing formulas together.
Our Goal
To drive the global conversation on the Greatest of All-Time, using mathematical algorithms and quantitative data
Our Inspirations
Breaking the Four-Minute Mile
Roger Bannister's achievement of running a mile in under four minutes in 1954 showcased the intersection of athletics and mathematics. Bannister's accomplishment shattered a perceived physiological barrier and was influenced by scientific training methods and pace calculations. The Sabermetrics Movement
Bill James made significant contributions to the field of sports analytics. His groundbreaking work in the 1970s and 1980s revolutionized how baseball is analyzed and evaluated using statistical methods. He developed advanced metrics, such as on-base percentage (OBP), slugging percentage (SLG), and runs created (RC), which provided a more comprehensive understanding of player performance beyond traditional statistics like batting average or home runs. His research and writings emphasized the importance of objective data analysis in evaluating player and team performance. His insights have since been widely adopted and have had a profound impact on how baseball is played, scouted, and managed. The Thrilla in Manila
The rivalry between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, two legendary heavyweight boxers of the 20th century, captivated the world with its intensity and significance. It was a clash not only inside the boxing ring but also outside, representing contrasting styles, personalities, and societal dynamics. The trilogy of fights, including the iconic 'Fight of the Century' in 1971, showcased their contrasting approaches: Ali's speed, agility, and flamboyance versus Frazier's relentless power and aggression. The rivalry transcended sport, reflecting social and cultural tensions of the era, with Ali embodying the voice of social change and Frazier representing traditional values. Their battles left an indelible mark on boxing history, with each fighter pushing the other to new heights and demonstrating the true essence of a sports rivalry.
