So Strasburg is off the market. A couple of the best framers in baseball aren’t, and they’re not looking for seven years, either.
20 Ks, y’all, 20 Ks. Also: Good for the Astros, Good for the Giants, Good for the Mariners.
Is the #process going to suffer the same fate as every other broadly embraced tactic?
Adam Wainwright is a exit-velo monster at the dish, Dallas Keuchel loses a streak, and Lorenzo Cain has a tough night.
Testing the belief that ninth-inning losses hurt more.
The accidental prophet who discovered the greatness of Dallas Keuchel and Dee Gordon tries to anticipate baseball’s next breakout.
How a cycling equipment company splashed color onto every baseball broadcast.
There’s the obvious, the non-obvious, and the ominous.
Three middle infielders are hitting all the home runs.
The Astros pitching coach talks about tutoring in Europe, translating Ground Control printouts to the dugout, and why he believes objective is better than subjective.
The Mets finally won another one against Kansas City, the new slide rule has a second consecutive controversial day, and Carlos Correa makes a highlight.
Tim Lincecum’s showcase remains somewhere down the road. Meanwhile, James Loney might be coming to a town near you and Trevor Story might be coming to a ROY race near you.
A roundup of last-spring roster shuffling, starring all your favorites: Nate Freiman, Dan Straily, Erik Kratz, and more!
The question of cultural competence is one of the struggles that will define the next generation of Sabermetrics.
Finding a place in today’s game for one of the great baseball gambits.
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