May 9, 2008
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About Matthew CarruthMatthew Carruth previously worked for ESPN.com. He has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania and minors in Ancient History, Economics and Statistics. He currently works as a software engineer in Seattle.Choose year: 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Matthew Carruth's Articles2008THT Dartboard: May 04, 2008May 04, 2008Arizona comes down a little further closer to Earth but still reigns supreme over MLB. THT Daily: MatchupsMay 04, 2008Check out the Rays-Red Sox game this afternoon featuring James Shields and Josh Beckett. THT Daily: Nicks and BruisesMay 03, 2008Lots of players are getting nicked up as the season enters its second month. THT Dartboard: April 27, 2008April 27, 2008It's still early, but some trends are starting to emerge. THT Daily: HanleyApril 27, 2008Hanley Ramirez ups his home run total, now sitting at eight. THT Daily: One-Run GamesApril 26, 2008Looking at early season records, keep in mind that almost all teams will end up around .500 on one-run games. THT Dartboard: April 20, 2008April 20, 2008Another week in and the standings still look vastly different from anyone's expectations. THT Daily: Eastern WildnessApril 20, 2008Take a look at the predicted versus actual win totals. Most divisions are close to dead on so far except the AL and NL East. THT Daily: One-Sided ContestsApril 19, 2008Only four games total were decided by two runs or less yesterday THT Daily: AtlantaApril 16, 2008They've only played 13 games yet the Braves are already 3 games under their expected win total. THT Dartboard: April 13, 2008April 13, 2008The Dartboard returns. THT Daily: Unlikely StartsApril 13, 2008The major league leaders in saves play for St. Louis and Baltimore. What? THT Daily: Day of Two’sApril 12, 2008Wang tosses a two-hitter and Detroit nabs its second win of the year. THT Daily: BixlerApril 06, 2008The Pirates' top prospect gets a quick call to the majors. THT Daily: Play OnApril 05, 2008Despite concerns over storms all across the east coast we managed to get all but one game in THT Daily: Aloha FridayMarch 07, 2008Notice from New York and math from the Midwest. THT Daily: Spring Begins in FullMarch 03, 2008We're in the full swing of games now which means it's time to start reading way way too much into small sample sizes! THT Daily: Games BeginFebruary 29, 2008and nothing else happens. THT Daily: 5 Weeks To GoFebruary 25, 2008At least it's only a few days before Spring Training games start. THT Daily: Hopping AroundFebruary 22, 2008There's no single big news item out there so we go digging for tidbits instead. THT Daily: WhoopsFebruary 15, 2008Some of the baseball's biggest THT Daily: Clemens and StatsFebruary 11, 2008Roger Clemens tries to take refuge in stats to show innocence, while others will have none of that. THT Daily: Quick HitsJanuary 25, 2008It's Friday, there's no football this weekend and pitchers and catchers report in three weeks. Can we has newz? THT Daily: MLK DayJanuary 21, 2008Some great links today including some defensive and equivalence work. THT Daily: More ArbitrationJanuary 18, 2008More and more arbitration cases get taken care of and there remains no progress on the big trade fronts. THT Daily: Looking Forward; Looking BackJanuary 14, 2008It's about time for 2008 projections to start rolling out and for 2007 reviews to wrap up. THT Daily: Glacial MovementJanuary 11, 2008Johan Santana talks move forward, then backwards, then nowhere, then... somewhere. THT Daily: Dead newsJanuary 07, 2008A whole bunch of rumors, not a lot of meat. THT Daily: The Fireworks ContinueJanuary 04, 2008Baseball GMs seem to have recovered from their New Year's hangovers enough to start dealing again. Click here to return to the home page. |