Walk Like a Sabermetrician

I will try to make this as clear as possible: the statistics are based on the players that hit in the #1 slot in the batting order, whether ...

This is an annual, largely analysis-free look at some things that I found interesting when compiling my end of season statistical reports. M...

Some time in early September, the media decided that Josh Donaldson was the AL MVP. I don't purposefully seek out media on the awards, b...

I think that the Cy Young is the most interesting award to write about from a sabermetric perspective. The MVP debate can be fierce, but it ...

In the AL, only one rookie reached 500 plate appearances (five did in the NL) and none reached 150 innings pitched (three in the NL), so the...

Rarely has the performance of a single team led to so many attempts to rationalize, explain, project virtue, and the like as the 2014-15 Roy...

The spreadsheets are published as Google Spreadsheets, which you can download in Excel format by changing the extension in the address from ...

These are very simple playoff odds, based on my crude rating system for teams using an equal mix of W%, EW% (based on R/RA), PW% (based on ...