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About JC BradburyJC Bradbury is an economist who runs the weblog Sabernomics: Economic Thinking about Baseball. He spends most of his spare time watching the Atlanta Braves and running regressions. You can contact him with your comments and questions via e-mail.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 JC Bradbury's ArticlesClick here to view an RSS feed of this writer's articles. PrOPS: 2005 and BeyondDecember 14, 2005J.C. Bradbury presents end-of-season PrOPS for 2005 and some projections for 2006. THT Live: A PrOPS TweakAugust 03, 2005Moneyball and Efficient EfficiencyJuly 26, 2005Finding a little extra efficiency in Moneyball. The PrOPS-Star TeamJuly 18, 2005JC rates the best and worst players of the first-half according to PrOPS. Scout’s Honor: A ReviewJune 16, 2005J.C. reviews Bill Shanks' new book about the Atlanta Braves. Another Look at DIPSMay 24, 2005J.C. analyzes the predictive power of DIPS and digs a little deeper to examine how much control, if any, pitchers have over hits on balls in play. THT Live: PrOPS AgainMay 16, 2005Introducing PrOPSMay 11, 2005While there is no such thing as a perfect metric to evaluate how well a player is playing absent luck, J.C. thinks there may be a way to get a better grasp on how well players are performing than just relying on the standard raw statistics. Five Questions: Atlanta BravesApril 01, 2005JC previews the perennial NL East champions. Quantifying the Market Size Advantage in MLBMay 27, 2004JC examines the relationship between the size of a team's market and its ability to win games. | ||||