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Baseball Psychologist: Rating and Fleecing GMs

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A graduate student of clinical psychology hopes to discuss baseball. Or a student of baseball discusses clinical psychology and hopes to graduate. Something like that. Tuesday, March 20, 2007. Rating and Fleecing GMs. One of the most discussed posts in. The baseball blogosphere yesterday was from U.S.S. Mariner. On the proper evaluation of trades. Two models were put forward:. 1) Clearly, GMs should be held responsible for what information that they have available when completing the trade, but what info...

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Baseball Psychologist: Runner tagging from third, here's the throw...

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A graduate student of clinical psychology hopes to discuss baseball. Or a student of baseball discusses clinical psychology and hopes to graduate. Something like that. Wednesday, March 21, 2007. Runner tagging from third, here's the throw. A few folks have been writing about measuring an outfielder's arm, most notably John Walsh at Hardball Times. Walsh's method can be found here. But the relevant information goes something like this:. S-1B: A single is hit to the OF with a runner on 1B and 2B unoccupied.

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Baseball Psychologist: Bob Uecker has a stalker?

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A graduate student of clinical psychology hopes to discuss baseball. Or a student of baseball discusses clinical psychology and hopes to graduate. Something like that. Tuesday, March 20, 2007. Bob Uecker has a stalker? Milwaukee Brewers announcer and (Mr. Belvedire co-star! Apparently has a stalker. If you get a minute, could you drop me an e-mail? A colleague referred me to your, and I'd like to talk to you a bit about it. You can find me at chumes@mvn.com. March 21, 2007 at 7:43 PM. Called up from AAA.

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Baseball Psychologist: First Entry

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A graduate student of clinical psychology hopes to discuss baseball. Or a student of baseball discusses clinical psychology and hopes to graduate. Something like that. Sunday, March 18, 2007. Because what I really need in my life is yet another blog to write. Welcome to my foray into the world of baseball blogging. After a few months of running my "other" blog, the Foreign Intelligence Files. I am a practicing Sabermetrician. I am a graduate student. I am a die-hard fan of the Cleveland Indians. On June ...

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Dove Knits: August 2006

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Thursday, August 31, 2006. Not least because she's talking about herself in the third person.). I have a grant due tomorrow. And what have I been spending my time on? Or maybe not. Here is toy #1, a Jean Greenhowe duckling, from Knitted Animals. All various kinds of acrylic.). As far as baby socks: I have the pair of Mary Janes, and just finished off a pair of baby socks from IK summer '05 issue (these are the XOX socks):. Here they are, standing up. They really need a blocking! If they turn out ok, I'll...

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Breaking Down a Pitcher’s Stuff: Fastball Velocity | Statistically Speaking Archive

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An archive of StatSpeak from its days on MVN. Breaking Down Pitcher's Stuff. The Current Criteria For Defining Batted Balls →. Breaking Down a Pitcher’s Stuff: Fastball Velocity. September 29, 2009. Sorry about the last entry, everyone. I made a mistake in my query, which skewed the results. Anyway, here are the actual results for fastball velocity, particularly swing and miss percentage and foul balls. To me, the foul ball percentage was the most interesting, but I’ll let you decide. Relation. There...

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Baseball Psychologist: Terror management theory and the old ballgame

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A graduate student of clinical psychology hopes to discuss baseball. Or a student of baseball discusses clinical psychology and hopes to graduate. Something like that. Monday, March 26, 2007. Terror management theory and the old ballgame. Alan Schwarz talks of revamping the schedule. Hat tip: Dan Fox. Bill James gives an interview. Over at Shea Faithful. (Hat tip: Baseball Musings. Tango Tiger has a nice little rant. On American culture and the over-romanticization of baseball. Fast forward to the baseba...

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Baseball Psychologist: Called up from AAA

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A graduate student of clinical psychology hopes to discuss baseball. Or a student of baseball discusses clinical psychology and hopes to graduate. Something like that. Friday, March 23, 2007. Called up from AAA. Oddly enough, I've been called up to the majors. The folks over at mostvaluablenetork.com. Offered me a gig doing their " Statistically Speaking. Congratulations and Good Luck with "Statistically Speaking". I hope you will identified and not another "unknown author". March 24, 2007 at 7:21 AM.

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Baseball Psychologist: In Boston

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A graduate student of clinical psychology hopes to discuss baseball. Or a student of baseball discusses clinical psychology and hopes to graduate. Something like that. Friday, March 30, 2007. I went to Fenway Park last night. Unlike Wrigley, you can't look in. But, at least I can say that I stood in its presence. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Foreign Intelligence Files (My "other" blog). My Wife's Knitting Blog. Terror management theory and the old ballgame. Called up from AAA.

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Baseball Psychologist: There's gonna be a play at the plate

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A graduate student of clinical psychology hopes to discuss baseball. Or a student of baseball discusses clinical psychology and hopes to graduate. Something like that. Friday, March 23, 2007. There's gonna be a play at the plate. For those of you who read my post. Using the Bill James formula (I'm not a huge fan of the measure - here's a better one. Not really. The regression coefficient was significant, but the Nagelkerke R-squared was about 1%. Pardon me while I yawn. Consider the following: the world ...