December 6, 2009
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![]() THT Fantasy FocusOur latest fantasy insights...Waiver Wire Offseason: ALPosted Friday by Rob McQuownWaiver Wire Offseason: NLPosted Friday by Michael StreetTop 10 prospects for 2010: Los Angeles Angels and Oakland AthleticsPosted Thursday by Matt HagenRead all of THT Fantasy Focus Sponsored by Heater Magazine Latest Features:Cooperstown Confidential: Danny Murtaugh and the Hall of FamePosted Friday by Bruce MarkusenWill any new managers make the Hall of Fame in the December election? Bruce Markusen argues for one man to be considered by the Veterans Committee. 7 comment(s) When is a fly ball a line drive?Posted Friday by Colin WyersIt's all a matter of your point of view. 17 comment(s) Pitch run value and countPosted Friday by Max MarchiWhy we still need to adjust run values for pitch count. 4 comment(s) This annotated week in baseball history: Nov. 29-Dec. 5, 1969Posted Thursday by Richard BarbieriOn Nov. 29, 1969, Mariano Rivera was born. Richard looks back at the career of the greatest short reliever of all time. 2 comment(s)
On This Day at THT...2007Long-term contractsby Dave StudemanAre long-term contracts good for a team? And what about long-term contracts for relievers? Dave looks at the data. 2004Rivals in Exile: Heating Upby Ben Jacobs and Larry MahnkenBen and Larry discuss the interesting revelations surrounding Jason Giambi, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, the Red Sox and the Yankees that came out this past week. Other Recent ArticlesFriday, December 04, 2009Cooperstown Confidential: Danny Murtaugh and the Hall of Fameby Bruce MarkusenWill any new managers make the Hall of Fame in the December election? Bruce Markusen argues for one man to be considered by the Veterans Committee. 7 comment(s) When is a fly ball a line drive?by Colin WyersIt's all a matter of your point of view. 17 comment(s) Pitch run value and countby Max MarchiWhy we still need to adjust run values for pitch count. 4 comment(s) Thursday, December 03, 2009This annotated week in baseball history: Nov. 29-Dec. 5, 1969by Richard BarbieriOn Nov. 29, 1969, Mariano Rivera was born. Richard looks back at the career of the greatest short reliever of all time. 2 comment(s) TUCK! sez: Happy Holidazeby TuckTUCK! toons right here, every Thursday 6 comment(s) Wednesday, December 02, 2009BOB: Bud Selig and minor league strengthsby Brian BorawskiThe latest in the business of baseball. 3 comment(s) Tuesday, December 01, 2009The declines of Lowe and Saitoby Harry PavlidisTwo ex-Dodgers have gone from great to just good—so far. 4 comment(s) Book excerpt: “Evaluating Baseball’s Managers, 1876-2008”—Dusty Bakerby Chris JaffeTHT's final excerpt from Chris Jaffe's new book focuses on the current Cincy skipper. 7 comment(s) Monday, November 30, 2009Book excerpt: “Evaluating Baseball’s Managers” - Charles Comiskeyby Chris JaffeIn the latest excerpt from his new book, Chris explains why Charles Comiskey is the most underrated and one of the most influential managers in baseball history. 6 comment(s) Friday, November 27, 2009BOB: Rangers and Dodgers ownership newsby Brian BorawskiThe latest in the business of baseball. Wednesday, November 25, 2009This annotated week in baseball history: Nov. 22-Nov. 28, 1951by Richard BarbieriOn November 25, 1951 Bucky Dent was born. Dent had his brief, memorable moment in the sun, and of course, that is practically the only thing people know about him. Richard looks at other, similar players. Tuesday, November 24, 2009Databases for sabermetricians, Part Oneby Colin WyersYou, too, can be a sabermagician. 24 comment(s) Monday, November 23, 2009Book excerpt: Evaluating Baseball’s Managers: Pat Moranby Chris JaffeIn another sneak preview from his new book, Chris examines the greatest manager you never heard of: Pat Moran. Players worth remembering, 1901-1924by Geoff YoungWhere have all the Heinies gone? 5 comment(s) How Sabermetrics saved my dissertationby Pizza CutterWhat does clinical psychology have in common with Sabermetrics? Quite a bit, as it turns out. Friday, November 20, 2009Cooperstown Confidential: Olbermann is off baseby Bruce MarkusenErrors by the guy who rips others' errors. And a tribute to Ron Klimkowski. Click here to view the full archives of our articles.
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