Walk Like a Sabermetrician

Occasional commentary on baseball and sabermetrics

Monday, August 27, 2007

Early NL Series: Batter Evaluation

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We have a Runs Created formula, the backbone of just about any offensive evaluation system. But what about the other details, like park adj...
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Monday, August 20, 2007

The Audacity of OPS

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I have intended for some time to write a post or a series of posts discussing all of the various means of combining OBA and SLG into a more ...
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Monday, August 13, 2007

Early NL Series: Intro and Run Estimation

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My major interest in baseball research is theoretical sabermetrics. The “theoretical” label sounds a bit arrogant, but what I mean is that ...
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Tuesday, August 07, 2007

Career Walk Rates (an excuse to make a quick point)

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Putting aside my attempt at being an objective analyst for a moment, my favorite offensive event is the walk, and my favorite kind of player...
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Tuesday, July 31, 2007

My Top 60 Starters, 1-10

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10. Eddie Plank (.594 NW%, 127 ARA, +52, +115) 9. Warren Spahn (.584, 120, +46, +119) 8. Lefty Grove (.650, 143, +66, +120) 7. Greg Maddux (...
Tuesday, July 24, 2007

A Season in Three Acts

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The Buckeyes’ 2007 season is best viewed in three pieces. A solid non-conference campaign, albeit against weak competition, that did nothin...
Tuesday, July 17, 2007

My Top 60 Starters, 11-20

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20. Don Sutton (.543 NW%, 111 ARA, +29 WAA, +102 WAR) 19. Nolan Ryan (.530, 110, +27, +102) 18. Carl Hubbell (.600, 141, +47, +97) 17. Randy...
Tuesday, July 10, 2007

My Top 60 Starters, 21-30

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30. Mike Mussina (.622 NW%, 126 ARA, +37 WAA, +82 WAR) 29. Curt Schilling (.606, 130, +40, +83) 28. Ed Walsh (.602, 137, +44, +86) 27. Miner...
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