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October | 2009 | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. Is This Guy For Real? October 6, 2009. Picapp src=”2/8/b/d/San Francisco Giants e29a.jpg? AdImageId=4525753&imageId=5032425″ width=”450″ height=”594″ /]. I have never seen such a motion in all my life. The man is amazing at what he does. Tim Lincecum is a God at pitching. Posted by Sam Giddins. An Un-Clutch Clutch Rebuttal. October 4, 2009. The humidity in the factory, the age of the oil, the age of the machine, the speed of the machine, the type of steel wire, the skill of ...
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September | 2009 | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. A Talent / Value Adjustment You’ve Never Thought About. September 28, 2009. Exclusive to this web site! One of the great missing adjustments to even our most advanced stats is the adjustment for the. Quality of the opposition. How exactly would you do this? You could just take opponent overall quality, which would in fact be your best adjustment for. But an interesting and in some ways better alternative would be to. Elite LHB face a better quality of LHP than do average LHB.
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Matsuzaka’s Journey Back | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. Matsuzaka’s Journey Back. Two things we all know (or is that “know”? 8212; There’s no such thing as a pitcher with the skill of pitching out of jams. If a pitcher has much better numbers with runners on (or RISP) than with the bases empty, that’s luck and it will normalize, sooner than later. What, then, do we make of a pitcher who consistently pitches out of jams by improving his rate of easy outs on balls in play? Or this more obscure and even more puzzling one? I definite...
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An Un-Clutch Clutch Rebuttal | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. An Un-Clutch Clutch Rebuttal. Industrial fasteners are made worldwide; the major producer for the USA except for the military is Taiwan. Nuts from small sizes to about 1 are made on cold header machines. These machines literally punch a hole through the wire (steel). The quality is very consistent. The variation from one respect maker to another does not affect functionality. What is the point of this? Humans are not developed to produce the same results on a consistent basi...
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Is This Guy For Real? | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. Is This Guy For Real? Picapp src=”2/8/b/d/San Francisco Giants e29a.jpg? AdImageId=4525753&imageId=5032425″ width=”450″ height=”594″ /]. I have never seen such a motion in all my life. The man is amazing at what he does. Tim Lincecum is a God at pitching. This entry was posted on Tuesday, October 6th, 2009 at 1:08 pm and is filed under Pictures. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. Next Post ».
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February | 2010 | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. The BEST base thief. February 13, 2010. Who is the best base stealer in. Most “who da best? Questions don’t provoke answers as. Seemingly obvious as this one. But…. I’ll post a quickie with my take. That the obvious answer isn’t the. Right one. Maybe in a week or two. For now, y’all can think about it. You are currently browsing the The Unobstructed View. Blog archives for February, 2010. My Dad's Uncategorizable Musings. Lost In Sox Country. The Usage of Sabermetrics.
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Poll Place | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. My Dad's Uncategorizable Musings. Lost In Sox Country. The Usage of Sabermetrics. An Un-Clutch Clutch Rebuttal. The Applause For Jeter is Still Ringing. The Stage was Set. Eric M. Van. A Talent / Value Adjustment You’ve Never Thought About. Matsuzaka’s Journey Back. Let’s Take a Look at Pedro, Circa 2000. Is This Guy For Real? Strikeout Balance- What’s your preference? Defensive Spectrum Be Damned. The BEST base thief. Who had the Best Eye? Is This Guy For Real?
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August | 2009 | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. Who had the Best Eye? August 27, 2009. The batters who walked most often per AB in MLB history (minimum 800 walks drawn) are, in order:. Hitter Walks At Bats Walk rate. T Williams2021 7706 .208. B Bonds 2558 9847 .206. M Bishop 1153 4494 .204. B Ruth 2062 8398 .197. E Stanky 996 4301 .188. F Fain 904 3930 .187. G Tenace 984 4390 .183. Cullenbine853 3879 .180. E Yost 1614 7346 .180. M Mantle 1733 8102 .176. J McGraw 836 3924 .176. MMcGwire1317 6187 .176. Now how about we adju...
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the BEST base thief | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. The BEST base thief. Who is the best base stealer in. Most “who da best? Questions don’t provoke answers as. Seemingly obvious as this one. But…. I’ll post a quickie with my take. That the obvious answer isn’t the. Right one. Maybe in a week or two. For now, y’all can think about it. This entry was posted on Saturday, February 13th, 2010 at 10:39 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response.
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Let’s Take a Look at Pedro, Circa 2000 | The Unobstructed View
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Baseball Through Stat's Eyes. Let’s Take a Look at Pedro, Circa 2000. I have friends who are complete non-baseball fans, but big-time math-science geeks, i.e., they’re folks who understand the normal distribution of natural phenomena and can appreciate exceptions. I have entertained them greatly by reading the leader boards from those two years in descending order. Especially 2000, where the 2-5 finisher in most stat categories were tightly clustered. Let’s play what’s the next term in this sequence?
