Walk Like a Sabermetrician

Simplifying the Pythagorean estimate by focusing on run differential is not as intuitive as using run ratio, since of course Pythagorean con...

We will begin our endeavor to simplify/”flatten” the Pythagenpat exponent by looking at approaches that maintain the use of run ratio as the...

This series will be a brief review of the Pythagorean methodology for estimating team winning percentage from runs scored and runs allowed, ...

The first sabermetrician to publish extensive work on park effects was Pete Palmer. His park factors appeared in The Hidden Game of Basebal...

This is an old post that I never published. It is sort of an attempt to justify why I use offensive positional adjustments, which is an even...

At first I wasn’t sure if I would go through the trouble of putting together year-end statistics for a 60-game season. This reticence was du...

I am glad to be writing this post as an irrelevant digression rather than a timely attempt to wrap one’s mind around the possibility of a te...