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About John WalshJohn Walsh is a research physicist who, despite living 4000 miles from Fenway Park, remains an avid fan of the Red Sox. He welcomes questions and comments via e-mail.Choose year: 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 John Walsh's Articles2006Under the RadarDecember 06, 2006John looks at some pretty good performances in 2006, some you might not have heard much about. The Most Democratic PitcherNovember 17, 2006A look at Chien-Ming Wang and what the future might hold for him. So, Kenny, What Next?October 24, 2006Ruminations on a World Series off day. Out of Thin Air—the New CoorsSeptember 25, 2006A look at the changes in baseball at altitude in 2006. Pondering FrancoeurAugust 28, 2006A look at the essence of Jeff Francoeur, wherein we try to ascertain what his future holds. Confessions of an RBI FanaticAugust 07, 2006John has a look at the much-maligned Run-Batted-In. Mid-Term Report Card: New York MetsJuly 19, 2006A look at where the Mets have been in 2006 and where they are going The Search for Baseball TruthJuly 06, 2006A sort of baseball Q & A, with some other stuff thrown in. Baseball Smarts: The Best Percentage Players in the GameJune 21, 2006John borrows an idea from Bill James and has a look at the best and worst percentage players in the game. Statistical CuriositiesMay 31, 2006Strange and unusual happenings in the world of baseball. Small Ball Who’s WhoMay 26, 2006John has a look at small ball offenses in 2005. Which teams were playing small ball and which weren't? Endangered Species: The Three-Base HitMay 10, 2006Where have all the triples gone? Lefty Catchers II: The People SpeakApril 24, 2006Some more thoughts on left-handed catchers, most of them from reader e-mail. Top 10 Left-Handed Catchers for 2006April 06, 2006John ranks this year's crop of left-handed catchers. Then he tries to understand why there aren't any. Five Questions: New York MetsMarch 23, 2006It's been a while since the Mets made the playoffs. That might be changing. More Guns in the Outfield: Center and Left FieldMarch 15, 2006The best arms of 2005: center and left fielders. Time’s ArrowMarch 08, 2006A look at the 2005 season from a (very) different perspective. Cannons and Popguns — Rating Outfield ArmsFebruary 21, 2006John has a look at the best (and worst) outfield arms. Three-and-OhFebruary 14, 2006A look at what happens when the count goes to 3-0, with a digression on a couple of very short ballplayers, both real and fictional, and some reflections on baseball's Unwritten Code. Base Stealer Intangibles (Part 2)February 06, 2006John concludes his study on how much that speedster on first base disrupts the pitcher, if at all. Base Stealer Intangibles (Part 1)January 30, 2006Does a proficient base stealer on first base distract or disrupt the pitcher? Click here to return to the home page. |