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David Price's Debut

May 27, 2009
For Cleveland sports fans, I don’t know if any moment could top LeBron James’ game-winning three pointer from Friday night. Last night’s ninth-inning comeback by the Indians wasn't half bad....

Optimal Fastball-Changeup Speed Separation

May 22, 2009
A large part of the success of a changeup is assumed to be based on its deceptive nature. Hitters expect a fastball based on the changeup's delivery and movement, but the pitch is about 10%...

HitTracker F/X

May 19, 2009
What happens when you combine Hit Tracker data with Pitch f/x data? You get a whole lot of data. First, I looked at batter age in relation to standard home run distance. Standard home run...

Hey Man, Your Comments Don't Hold Water

Jan 13, 2009
"I never thought was a Hall of Famer when he was playing, and I saw him play his entire career." "[His popularity] is based on a lot of younger people on the Internet who never saw him...

A Viable Plan B?

Dec 31, 2008
Both the Los Angeles Angels and Boston Red Sox lost out on the Mark Teixeira sweepstakes and are now left to figure out which roster tweaks remain both available and viable this off-season. In...

MVP Award Probabilities: Accounting for Sampling Variation

Nov 24, 2009
This week wraps up the MLB awards. In the AL, Joe Mauer took home the MVP and Zack Greinke took home the Cy Young. In the NL, the hardware will likely go to Albert Pujols for MVP. Meanwhile, in one of the tightest three-way races in recent memory,...

Common Run-Production Formulae Evaluated

Nov 23, 2009
A Review of Basics There are two sets of equations that together constitute the backbone of the art of modern statistical analysis: those that project team games won from runs scored and runs yielded, and those that project team runs scored (or...

A Pitchf/x Look at Passed Balls and Wild Pitches

Nov 20, 2009
Catcher defense is one of the more enigmatic areas of baseball study. It has developed relatively independently of other position player defensive analysis. This is probably because, although catchers field some ground balls and pop ups, their main...

Holliday-Bay: Visual Scouting Reports 1.0

Nov 19, 2009
Jason Bay and Matt Holliday are the two best hitters on the market. Holliday is a year younger than Bay, and will likely command a more lucrative contract. If you'd like to know how they stack up in left field, check out ESPN's recent articles...

On Greinke and Things Related

Nov 18, 2009
Zack Greinke won the 2009 American League Cy Young Award yesterday, capturing 25 of 28 first place votes. I am going to dive into Baseball Reference's Play Index to try and gain some perspective on Greinke's 2009 season, but first let's have a look at...


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