The Greatest Coconut Snatch in Baseball HistoryB
1/07
The first in a new series.
Sin sustituciones gratuitas
11/04
Quizás el fútbol pueda ofrecer una solución a un problema que ha estado aquejando al béisbol.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightNo Free Subs$
10/31
Perhaps soccer can provide a solution to a problem that has been nagging at baseball.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightThe Idea of the Cutter$
10/18
Cutters to opposite-handed batters might not be what we thought they were, to adapt Dennis Green's famous line.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightSteven Kwan Can’t Hit .400… Probably$
6/24
Weren't we just doing this last year with someone?
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightNothing Sneaks Past the Royals Infield$
5/21
The Royals are preventing runs with the best of them, and the gains have begun in the dirt.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightFive Things I Want to See From New Baseball in the New Playoffs$
10/02
The postseason always pushes baseball to its limits; this year, we could see some new ones.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightRubbing Mud: Candidates to Throw the Mid-90s Changeup$
5/12
Five pitchers who could benefit from adopting Yu Darvish's approach to pitching backwards.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightYu Darvish and the 96-mph Changeup$
5/05
Yu Darvish is doing something different when ahead in two-strike counts, and it's working.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightFirst-Pitch Swingers Receive Major Advantage
4/14
The five highest league OPSes on the first pitch, since pitch-by-pitch data began to be tracked in 1988, belong to the last five seasons.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightThe AL Central Race in Service Time Questions$
3/22
Service time is often presented as a rational, "three weeks for one year" choice. But it's not that simple, as the AL Central race shows.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightUn-Dead Money$
3/15
Dead money was a popular concept in early sabermetrics. Did it fail to account fort the potential of players rebounding?
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightZack Wheeler, and Pitching to Contact in the Age of the Strikeout$
3/08
Zack Wheeler works against modern trends—both in results and in his two-fastball, contact-oriented approach.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightMike Yastrzemski and the Merrifield Problem$
3/01
Is Mike Yastrzemski too good for the Giants?
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightThe Cubs on the West Side$
2/11
The Cubs have interest in turning a notoriously scandal-ridden site into the Cubs Urban Youth Academy. It's a proposition fans should be aware of and scrutinize.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_rightRubbing Mud: What Jed Hoyer Has to Work With$
12/01
For a guy who briefly had his own, independent GM gig, and who has been with the Cubs for nine years, Hoyer has remained a bit of a black box until now.
continue reading chevron_rightchevron_right