Walk Like a Sabermetrician

Even for this series, this is an esoteric topic, but I wanted to specifically explore how Enby, Cigol, runs per win, Pythagorean exponent, e...

This is a blog intended for sabermetrically-inclined readers. I shouldn’t have to spell out a list of caveats about the for entertainment pu...

What happens when you take a team that got into the NCAA tournament despite finishing in the middle of the pack in its conference and relyin...

In the last installment, I explored using the Cigol dataset to estimate the Pythagorean exponent. Alternatively, we could sidestep the atte...

I always start this post by looking at team records in blowout and non-blowout games. I define blowouts as games in which the margin of vict...

For the last several years I have published a set of team ratings that I call "Crude Team Ratings". The name was chosen to reflect...

Of all the annual repeat posts I write, this is the one which most interests me--I have always been fascinated by patterns of offensive prod...

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 ...