Posts Tagged ‘sabermetrics’

Did the Cubs Break Baseball?$

The New England Journal of Baseball$

The Design of Everyday StatsB

The Times Through The Order Penalty is Worse Than You Thought – Part 1$

The Fourth Time Through and Exertion Levels

Exertion levels present a compelling alternative to familiarity as the key factor in the Time Through the Order Penalty

Fantasy Freestyle: Are Stolen Base Rates Improving?$

Baseball Therapy: Did Analytics Ruin Baseball?$

Moonshot: Analytics Is Still The Best Way To Win$

Baseball Therapy: Nudging the Elephant$

The Quality of Pitch Patent Exposes a Looming Research BattlegroundB

Short Relief: Scoreboard Confessional

This past weekend was the ninth annual Saberseminar, held at Boston University. Touting itself as “Sabermetrics, Scouting and the Science of Baseball”, it is a gathering of roughly 350 nerdy baseball types from a variety of backgrounds: physicists, data wranglers, MLB front office guys (and gals) and tech-savvy fans of the game. The event is…

Prospectus Feature: Ellen Adair on Sabermetrics, Homers, and Sportswriting (Part 2)

The interview with actress Ellen Adair concludes with a discussion of sabermetrics, sportswriting, dream scripts, and more.

Life at the Margins: What Comes After Sabermetrics?

Exploring the next paradigm shift in baesball analysis.

Baseball Therapy: When Was the Sabermetric Revolution?

Did Bill James revolutionize baseball? Did we? Did Michael Lewis?

BP Daily Podcast: Effectively Wild Episode 469: Preserving Sabermetrics for Posterity

Ben and Sam talk to Matt Dennewitz about his efforts to archive sabermetric research.

Model Behavior: DIPS, Random Variation, and the Matt Cain Quandary

Why we shouldn’t be so quick to assume that statistical principles don’t apply to particular players.