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About Dan FoxDan is a software developer who lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado with his wife and two daughters. Dan has been writing about baseball for several years on his blog Dan Agonistes and is a member of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR).Note: This page displays up to 200 articles at a time. To view a subset of a writer's work, click on one of the following years: 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Dan Fox's ArticlesClick here to view an RSS feed of this writer's articles. 2005Not So Sweet SurrenderDecember 20, 2005Dan digs into the probability of a successful sacrifice. Patience and PositionDecember 13, 2005Dan takes a second look at the walk rates of Caribbean players with a little nudging from the community at large. Take a Walk on the Patient SideDecember 09, 2005Graphs, more graphs and the anger of Felipe Alou A Short Digression into Log5November 23, 2005Dan provides additional support using the log5 method to predict the results of batter/pitcher matchups. A Blatant Plug: The Hardball Times Baseball Annual 2006November 16, 2005Dan previews the base running numbers included in this year's annual while shamelessly plugging the book. Tony LaRussa and the Search for SignificanceNovember 10, 2005What binomial distributions, p-values and the log5 method have to do with 5-by-7 index cards. Book Review: Mind GameNovember 03, 2005Dan takes a look at the book Mind Game by the writers of Baseball Prospectus. But for This…October 31, 2005Doug Eddings, Ozzie Guillen, and the canonical story of "but for this." And Then There Was OneOctober 28, 2005The White Sox blow away all contenders and claim their first World Championship since 1917. Dan takes a look at Game 4 from a Win Probability perspective. The Distinctive Chone FigginsOctober 25, 2005Dan takes a look at the third baseman with speed and its relationship to the defensive spectrum. Pujols Carries Cards to St. LouisOctober 19, 2005How fast fortunes can change. Game 5 from a Win Probability perspective. Astros Get the SplitOctober 15, 2005The Astros win in St. Louis to even the NLCS at one game a piece. Angels Fly to the LCSOctober 11, 2005Dan takes a look at Game 5 from a Win Probability perspective. Egalitarianism and the RBIOctober 03, 2005When it comes to RBIs equality of outcome is governed by equality of opportunity. Pennants are Won in ?September 30, 2005In the case of the AL Central the answer is April. Stats, Science, Circumstance, and the Power of LanguageSeptember 23, 2005Barry Bonds hits number 704 and Dan explores his visceral reaction Rube Bressler Redux?September 16, 2005Rick Ankiel as the next Rube Bressler and the role of decreasing variation You Can Count on ItSeptember 08, 2005Controlling the strike zone and the justification of Lloyd McClendon. And Here’s the Pitch ...September 06, 2005Just how useful is pitch data in assessing performance? Dan takes a quick look. The Curious Case of Emil BrownAugust 26, 2005The odds of Emil Brown being a useful player and other fascinating subjects. A Day in the Life of a StringerAugust 22, 2005The miracle of getting paid to watch baseball. Circle the Wagons: Running the Bases Part IIIAugust 11, 2005Dan wraps up his series on baserunning by converting incremental bases into runs and wins Circle the Wagons: Running the Bases Part IIAugust 04, 2005Dan refines his baserunning framework discussed last week to include park effects. Circle the Wagons: Running the Bases Part IJuly 28, 2005Dan rights an age old wrong and takes a five-year look at baserunning. A Tale of Two Third BasemenJuly 21, 2005The many similarities of Sean Burroughs and Mark Teahen. Baseball’s Hegelian DialecticJuly 14, 2005Another salvo in the great debate between scouts and stats. Winning in Extreme EnvironmentsJuly 07, 2005Dan takes another look at an aging sabermetric conclusion Pythagoras and the White SoxJune 27, 2005A look at the Smart Ball Sox of 2005 and an investigation on the reliability of the Pythagorean method in the middle of a season. | ||||