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May 20, 2013
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About James GentileJames Gentile is a self-taught retrosheet enthusiast with an obsession for all things baseball. He lives in Chicago.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 James Gentile's ArticlesClick here to view an RSS feed of this writer's articles. Gems without whiffsMay 17, 2013Looking back at several strange pitching performances from the past few decades. Debut class WAR-fareMay 03, 2013Comparing WAR totals and playing time for each season's new crop of debuting ballplayers. When are batters most aggresive?April 19, 2013A look at how swing rates are affected by base state, outs, and inning. Pre-PITCHf/x leaderboardsApril 05, 2013Called strike and swing-and-miss strike leaders since 1988. The most left-handed lineups of the half-centuryMarch 22, 2013Which teams have featured the most left-handed at-bats over the past 60 years and how have they fared? The evolution of offensive production at each positionMarch 08, 2013Which positions have become more offensively significant as the game grows older? Who was best at playing the field?February 22, 2013A look at the greatest three-year defensive contributions at each position in the live ball era. A brief history of running first to thirdFebruary 08, 2013Examining evolving baserunner habits, specifically when advancing from first base to third. Swinging at first pitch and game theoryFebruary 01, 2013If certain hitters rarely swing at the first pitch, can they benefit by occasionally catching the pitcher by surprise? | ||||