Want to set a Hall of Fame voter straight? Here’s how to do it.
An overview of a series that features all four leagues’ champions this time around.
The experience of showing up early and engraving a send-off into one man’s memory.
Answering a few readers questions, and addressing the relative merits of a few metrics.
In search of reader-friendly clarity on minor matters.
All things being equalized… the new report on the Baseball Prospectus Statistics page.
Installment the Third in an examination of deviations and their ramifications.
With the aid of feedback and some mathematical daring, sorting out what words like good, bad, and average mean.
The Feds target Greg Anderson’s wife, the House Oversight Committee causes more commotion, and the Supreme Court doesn’t play fantasy baseball.
Reader response to defining the good, the bad, the and ugly bad, and turning that same firehose on relief pitching.
Not all the kids can be above average, so how do we define it?
The quest to best determine offensive efficiency continues.
We often hear about how offenses fail when they leave too many men on base. But is this really failure?
Are there any legal-beagle ramifications to the Miguel Tejada and Frank Thomas mini-dramas?
The final season of play at the House That Ruth Built kicked off a day later than expected.
Derek drafts for two at this year’s Tout Wars.