Baseball Therapy

Algo está pasando aquí

by Russell A. Carleton 3/06

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Hay un hombre aquí con unas matemáticas (#sangrientas) que me dice que debo tener cuidado.

There’s Something Happening Here$

by Russell A. Carleton 3/05

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There's a man with some (#gory) math over here, telling me I got to beware.

How Bad Could It Get?B

by Russell A. Carleton 2/26

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Replacement level, on a team level, might not mean what is used to.

Are Replacement Pitchers Getting Better?B

by Russell A. Carleton 2/19

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We continue our series on whether the idea of replacement level needs an overhaul.

Are Replacement Players Getting Better?$

by Russell A. Carleton 2/12

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"Replacement level" is a product of its time. Have times changed?

¿Deberíamos lanzar con más fuerza?

by Russell A. Carleton 1/30

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La explicación obvia es probablemente parte del problema.

Should We Overthrow?$

by Russell A. Carleton 1/29

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The obvious explanation is probably part of the problem.

¿Quién se robó la antesala?

by Russell A. Carleton 1/24

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Existe algo mucho más relevante que un simple margen de error.

Who Stole Third?$

by Russell A. Carleton 1/22

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There's more room for error here.

When We Were Young and FoolishB

by Russell A. Carleton 1/15

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We have a mess on our hands, and as usual, we'll have to look to the youth to clean it up.

The NFL is to CTE as MLB is to UCL$

by Russell A. Carleton 1/08

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It's a five-alarm mess of a problem.

The Impossible Decision$

by Russell A. Carleton 12/18

If you want to fix the game, you may have to break the game.

Baseball Therapy: Swing Hard, Not Up$

by Russell A. Carleton 12/11

There's a tipping point for fly balls.

The Faintly Yellow At-Bat$

by Russell A. Carleton 12/04

It's an idea that might have worked in the right time—one before calculators.

So You’ve Decided to Trust the RobotsB

by Russell A. Carleton 11/27

Turns out the human element has been covering for some very human rules.

Why Do They Swing For The Fences?$

by Russell A. Carleton 11/20

It would be a shame if MLB had a little... accident... in their baseball production facilities.