Walk Like a Sabermetrician

Among the possible choices, the Pythagorean family of W% estimators is by far the dominant species in the win estimator genus. While I’m su...

Given the low expectations that this author held for the 2018 Buckeyes, the season that was can be seen as quite successful. Rebounding from...

Now that you presumably have some confidence in Cigol’s ability to do something fairly easy by the standards of classical sabermetrics, you ...

In the last post, I demonstrated how one can estimate W% from any runs per game and runs per inning distribution by using the basic principl...

See the standard disclaimers . This is an exercise in fun more than analysis, although hopefully there's a touch of the latter or you...

While an earlier post contained the full explanation of the methodology used to estimate W%, it’s an important enough topic to repeat in ful...

In previewing the season to come for any team, it is customary (for good reason) to start by taking a look back at the previous season. Some...

I always start this post by looking at team records in blowout and non-blowout games. This year, after a Twitter discussion with Tom Tango, ...