Overthinking It

Overthinking It: Forever Changes

Ben's time as a BP author and editor comes to a close.

The best and worst receptions, with glorious GIFs and graphs.

Time heals all wounds, but in Washington's case, it will also inflict them.

Let the no. 1 starter sweepstakes begin.

Clayton Kershaw's no-hitter had the second-highest Game Score ever. Is that as significant as it sounds?

The firing of Josh Byrnes ends a period of unprecedented GM job security. Did he deserve to get the axe?

Hitters and pitchers who've defied their preseason PECOTAs, and players who've changed the projection system's mind.

Giancarlo Stanton finds a new way to impress us with his power.

In his final season, Bud Selig gets his wish: a year in which almost no one is out of the race early.

Why bringing an end to the strikeout scourge might require some three-dimensional thinking.

Framing leaders, best and worst receptions, and a bunch of glorious GIFs.

This week's bunts, a chat with Chip Hale, and a new trend in defensive shifts. Plus: Ted Williams.

In the era of aggressive defensive positioning, does the old-fashioned box score still tell us where people played?

Is the solution to baseball's pace problem a rule that's already on the books?

Prince Fielder's injury may have ended the Rangers' hopes of contending. Could it have been avoided?

At one position, the A's are still Moneyballing like it's 1999.