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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball: April 2011
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball. A Blog About Baseball. Trying to bring a little common sense to the game of baseball. But considering many of the people who read baseball blogs, I'm probably just pissing into the wind. Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Why there are no gay players in baseball. There are 3 types of fans when it comes to this issue:. The best possible scenario for this would be something like this:. Reporter: Now that the season is over, what are your plans? Outside of a few guys li...
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball: The top-10 least likely guys to hit a homerun in their first major league plate appearance
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball. A Blog About Baseball. Trying to bring a little common sense to the game of baseball. But considering many of the people who read baseball blogs, I'm probably just pissing into the wind. Wednesday, August 17, 2011. The top-10 least likely guys to hit a homerun in their first major league plate appearance. Grand slam, and 10 points if it was hit in the first inning or led of the game. Add all of those points together, and you get the list. A catcher for the Cu...
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Walk Like a Sabermetrician: June 2015
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Walk Like a Sabermetrician. Occasional commentary on baseball and sabermetrics. Wednesday, June 17, 2015. Great Moments in Yahoo! I think this means I've won. They've finally just given up. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Sabermetric Site (rarely updated). Sports Data Research columns. Inside the Book Blog. Beyond the Box Score. On Baseball and the Reds. Pro Sports Daily Sabermetrics Board. This Game of Games. Great Moments in Yahoo! 2009 Big Ten Champions. Bill Davis Stadium PF.
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball: Top 10 most likely to hit a homerun in their first plate appearance
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball. A Blog About Baseball. Trying to bring a little common sense to the game of baseball. But considering many of the people who read baseball blogs, I'm probably just pissing into the wind. Monday, August 22, 2011. Top 10 most likely to hit a homerun in their first plate appearance. The top-10 most likely guys to hit a homerun are listed below:. 100 homeruns in 2117 plate appearances over 6 seasons. Hit his homerun off of Esteban Loaiza. 325 homeruns in 7214 pla...
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball: Why there are no gay players in baseball
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball. A Blog About Baseball. Trying to bring a little common sense to the game of baseball. But considering many of the people who read baseball blogs, I'm probably just pissing into the wind. Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Why there are no gay players in baseball. There are 3 types of fans when it comes to this issue:. The best possible scenario for this would be something like this:. Reporter: Now that the season is over, what are your plans? Outside of a few guys li...
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball: 10 reasons I don't like sabermetrics
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball. A Blog About Baseball. Trying to bring a little common sense to the game of baseball. But considering many of the people who read baseball blogs, I'm probably just pissing into the wind. Monday, August 8, 2011. 10 reasons I don't like sabermetrics. Just some random thoughts about random subjects. 1 Do we really need a Grand Unified Theory? I mean, do we really want, or need, to know the answers to all the questions? 3 There is so much of it I can't keep track:.
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball: Jim Joyce made the right call and it's time for everyone to get over it
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Throw the Ball, Hit the Ball, Catch the Ball. A Blog About Baseball. Trying to bring a little common sense to the game of baseball. But considering many of the people who read baseball blogs, I'm probably just pissing into the wind. Monday, August 29, 2011. Jim Joyce made the right call and it's time for everyone to get over it. Give it to him? We are, however, dealing with just my opinion right now, and even I don’t believe my opinion alone is strong enough to carry the day. So, as they say, l...LetR...
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Walk Like a Sabermetrician: April 2015
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Walk Like a Sabermetrician. Occasional commentary on baseball and sabermetrics. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Great Moments in Yahoo! Links to this post. Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Reinventing the Wheel, Now With Win Estimators! It is in my nature to snark about bad baseball analysis. Maybe more of it is nurture, as much of my early sabermetric reading was the younger Bill James, with later exposure to early BP and other r.s.bb derivatives, where snark was an integral part of the culture. And other equally ban...
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Walk Like a Sabermetrician: July 2015
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Walk Like a Sabermetrician. Occasional commentary on baseball and sabermetrics. Thursday, July 23, 2015. Notable individual feats during the season included Monte Ward, now of New York, becoming the first pitcher to hit two homers in on game on May 3; Hoss Radbourn’s (PRO) 8-0 no-hitter against Cleveland on July 25 and One Arm Daily’s (CLE) 1-0 no-hitter versus hapless Philadelphia on September 13. From that point on, Boston was in command, taking thirteen of fourteen and wrapping up the flag with a 4-1 ...
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Walk Like a Sabermetrician: Reinventing the Wheel, Now With Win Estimators!
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Walk Like a Sabermetrician. Occasional commentary on baseball and sabermetrics. Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Reinventing the Wheel, Now With Win Estimators! It is in my nature to snark about bad baseball analysis. Maybe more of it is nurture, as much of my early sabermetric reading was the younger Bill James, with later exposure to early BP and other r.s.bb derivatives, where snark was an integral part of the culture. And other equally banal statistical pieces with notable but rare exceptions. (That is...
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