Walk Like a Sabermetrician

I have just posted a new spreadsheet with park factors for all teams, 1901-2006, as a Google Spreadsheet. These are five-year park factors, ...

I have written about this topic many times before, but you’ll have to bear with me as it is one of my favorites and I like to reexamine it f...

Before I start, I want to emphasize the word “perfunctory” in the title again, as it really is just that. There is a lot of stuff that you ...

* Advice to aspiring sabermetric bloggers who’d like to increase comments on their site: blog about Jim Rice. It doesn’t have to be about J...

I really don’t want this to be about Jim Rice or the Hall of Fame, but you may not believe me if you keep reading. What I really want to do...

In his seminal 1994 book The Politics of Glory , Bill James introduced a simple method for evaluating pitcher win-loss records by combining ...

The retirement of Mike Mussina and the imminent departure of the rest of a roughly contemporary group of great pitchers that many lump toget...

Here is another mail-it-in annual post; this time I will look at offensive production by position, based on the data from baseball-reference...