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About Dave StudemanDave Studeman and Pete Simpson are the creators of the Baseball Graphs website, which features historic and historical baseball graphs and Win Shares research. Dave is also a regular contributor to Heater, a PDF fantasy magazine for the digital age. Dave lives in the greater Chicagoland area.Choose year: 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Dave Studeman's Articles2004One-Batter PitchersDecember 31, 2004Looking at the LOOGY's and ROOGY's of 2004. The One About Win ProbabilityDecember 27, 2004What it is, and why we like it. More About the Free AgentsDecember 21, 2004Another look at the dollars and sense being thrown around this offseason. Getcha 2004 Hardball Times Baseball Annual Right Here!December 13, 2004The THT Baseball Annual is now available for you to purchase. Visit our sales site to purchase your copy today. We also have a list of updates and related information in the attached article. Fair Market ValueDecember 13, 2004Analyzing the latest player deals. A Good Starter is Hard to FindDecember 08, 2004$7 million a year for Kris Benson? $4 million a year for Paul Wilson? $3 million plus for Lidle? $2 million for Rusch? Troy Percival? Eric Milton? What is going on? Heroes and SteroidsDecember 03, 2004Studes asks what it all means. Making the Most of What You’ve GotNovember 29, 2004A quick look at not only who hit what, but who hit what when. The Free Agent Win Shares ChartNovember 22, 2004Nearly 20 percent of last year's Win Shares have filed for free agency. Here's a quick review of the impact free agent losses will have on each team. The Benson and Rusch Gambles, Er, ContractsNovember 22, 2004A quick look at the deals a couple of pitchers signed this weekend. Inside the Mind of Brian SabeanNovember 17, 2004Brian Sabean just signed a 37-year-old shortstop to a three-year contract. What was he thinking? A look at age, salaries and a couple of Francos. The 2004 Hardball Times Baseball Annual Sneak PreviewNovember 05, 2004Have I mentioned that we're going to sell a book? Here's a sneak preview of the Table of Contents. Who Hit What?November 03, 2004Another sneak preview of The Hardball Times 2004 Baseball Annual, this time revealing the batting tendencies of major league batters. Who Gave Up What?October 31, 2004Studes reviews some of the stats that will be included in the 2004 Hardball Times Baseball Annual, which will go on sale next week. Net Win Shares ValueOctober 13, 2004Studes combines salaries and Win Shares to introduce a new definition of valuable. My Weekend Game Diary: October 2October 03, 2004Taking a look at Saturday's games, including two wild division clinchers. My Weekend Game Diary: October 1October 02, 2004Studes reviews Friday's games and uses Win Expectancy to shed a little light on the outcomes. Notes. No News, No Quotes. Just Notes.September 27, 2004With the season almost over, Studes rambles on about a few things, including Victor Diaz, Win Expectancy and the 2004 Yankees' place in history. Two, Two, Two Outs in OneSeptember 21, 2004Double plays are a pitcher's best friend. Studes takes a look at which infields would be voted "Most Popular" at pitcher high school. Win Shares for MVPSeptember 14, 2004Studes discusses why Win Shares are the best statistical tool to use for those MVP debates. Ichiro’s QuestSeptember 06, 2004Can you stand another article about Ichiro's quest to break the record for most hits in a season? Sure you can. How Teams Score: A PicturebookAugust 31, 2004Studes pulls together a few graphs to illustrate how some major league teams are scoring runs this year. When Bad Teams Happen to Good PlayersAugust 23, 2004Randy Johnson's and Steve Carlton's Win Shares, and the Win Share totals for each team this year. The Pitcher is a Pinch HitterAugust 17, 2004How rare is Brooks Kieschnick's dual role with the Brewers? Let's take a look. As Time Goes ByAugust 08, 2004A look at how players perform across the fourth dimension. A Mets Fan WeekendAugust 02, 2004Denial and isolation, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance. Same old story. A Random Walk in San JuanJuly 26, 2004Studes gets lost wandering around this year's ballparks. Graphing the PastJuly 19, 2004Studes looks at the original eight teams in each league and how their century-long pennant race has progressed. And he also finds some insight into today's game along the way. Remember, "those who do not graph the past are doomed to repeat it." Catching UpJuly 12, 2004A midseason look at each of the league's best and worst fielding catchers. Data Erratum Et CeteraJune 28, 2004Studes uses his entire Latin vocabulary for the title of his article, which is filled with non sequiturs and caveats. Alas, it is no magnum opus. Never Swat an Infield FlyJune 20, 200440% of the flyballs that Dustin Hermanson has allowed this year have been infield flies. Okay, that's interesting, but what does it mean? Studes tries to figure it out. The Run ProducersJune 14, 2004We're not talking about Nathan Lane or Matthew Broderick, the former stars of "The Producers." We're talking about Scott Rolen, Vlad Guerrero and baseball's run-producing stars. Dave takes a look at them all, and determines who should REALLY be leading each league in RBIs. Manager Scorecard Post ScriptJune 08, 2004Dave's last article on managerial strategies sparked a couple of e-mails that sparked some more research that sparked this article. The Manager ScorecardJune 07, 2004Dave looks at this year's managers, and how often they use their favorite strategies. Who’s the Red Sox MVP?May 30, 2004We're almost a third of the way through the season and the Red Sox, as expected, are having a fine year. In fact, there are so many players contributing to the team's success, it's hard to pick a team MVP. Dave looks to Win Shares for help. A Matter of ImbalanceMay 23, 2004Studes looks at the unbalanced schedules of each team, and how they might affect the pennant races. 2004 Win Shares Have ArrivedMay 16, 2004We've computed Bill James' uber-statistic, Win Shares, for all players so far in 2004. You can find them in our Stats Section, and you can read a bit more about them in this article. How are the Angels Doing It?May 11, 2004A quick graphical look at this year's version of the Anaheim Angels. Groundballs, Flyballs and Line DrivesMay 09, 2004A closer look at those batting ball types we're collecting. About Those Stats…May 02, 2004Dave reviews some of the statistics we're posting on The Hardball Times, with a closer look at what some of the stats mean and where we're going with all these numbers. Visiting the New BallparksApril 22, 2004Studes' brother has visited all major league ballparks, and we have his review of the two newest additions: PetCo Park in San Diego and Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. The Lost Marlins Preseason PreviewApril 18, 2004Combing through his hard drive, Dave came across the preseason preview that he wrote for the Florida Marlins, but forgot to submit. Wonder what Dave had to say about the fast-starting Fish? The Curious Case of Jae SeoApril 11, 2004The Mets could use some healthy young arms in their starting rotation. So what's up with 27-year-old Jae Seo? Remembering Honus WagnerApril 03, 2004Sunday night, TNT will show "The Winning Season," a movie about the guy who is likely to remain the greatest shortstop of all time, if ARod continues to play out of position. A look back at the accomplishments of the man called "The Flying Dutchman." A Paean to APBAMarch 31, 2004Dave thinks back on those APBA cards, older brothers, and the metallic ring of shaking dice. Salaries and Win Shares: An IntroMarch 30, 2004What can Win Shares tell us about player salaries? A lot, as it turns out. Five Questions: Chicago White SoxMarch 29, 2004What will history say about the beginning of Ozzie Guillen's managerial career? Studes examines the back-to-back AL Central second-place finishers, by way of their new manager. Click here to return to the home page. |