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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 Articles2007How much more is he getting?December 27, 2007Dave looks at how A-Rod's contract stacks up with those signed by other veterans in the recent past. Hall of Fame issuesDecember 20, 2007There have been several controversies in the world of baseball recently, and there's a common thread among all of them. Should Jose Reyes hit more ground balls?December 13, 2007Dave examines Jose Reyes' disappointing performance down the stretch. Long-term contractsDecember 06, 2007Are long-term contracts good for a team? And what about long-term contracts for relievers? Dave looks at the data. It’s the 2008 Hardball Times Baseball Annual!November 28, 2007The latest version of our flagship book is just about ready to ship. 2007 Net Win Shares ValueOctober 25, 2007We're not talking fantasy baseball—we're talking real money: over $2 billion in player salaries last year. Find out which players were the best and worst "deals" of 2007. The Youth of AmericaOctober 22, 2007Baseball is in the middle of a baby boom. Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekSeptember 27, 2007Young playoff teams, improved bullpens, fielding awards and more. Months and lineupsSeptember 13, 2007It's Splitsville, baby. Long live baseball analysisSeptember 06, 2007A look at why David Ortiz hasn't had as many heroic home runs this season, and why baseball analysis isn't dead yet. 2007 batted ball profiles: pitchersAugust 30, 2007Batted ball profiles, this time for some the most interesting pitchers in the majors this year. Batted ball profiles, 2007August 23, 2007Which batters have gotten the most out of their flyballs and groundballs? Dave profiles some of this year's stars and disappointments. Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekAugust 16, 2007Thank you, Scooter. Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekAugust 09, 2007One of the most over-achieving teams of all time, the real reason the Pirates signed Matt Morris and a pitcher who is reminiscent of the Eck. Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekAugust 02, 2007According to Jayson Stark, the Devil Rays are "headed for the worst bullpen ERA in the last 50 years (6.69 going into Tuesday night)." Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekJuly 26, 2007Jeff Pearlman doesn't like Barry Bonds. Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekJuly 19, 2007According to Hit Tracker, Vernon Wells has blasted the most powerful home run of the season. The ball traveled 121 miles per hour off his bat. Here's the video (scroll down to July 6th highlights). Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekJuly 12, 2007Schoolboy Rowe and Hank Greenberg both played for Beaumont in the Texas League in 1932. Greenberg hit 39 home runs and drove in 131 runs and Rowe was 19-7 with a 2.34 ERA. Beaumont went 100-51. Major league shameJune 28, 2007It's a scandal as detrimental to baseball as steroids, and Major League Baseball can fix it without even asking the union. But they won't. Fielding Stats at the Hardball TimesJune 21, 2007A look of what's currently available on our website. Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekJune 07, 2007Ernest Lawrence Thayer, who wrote Casey at the Bat, reportedly could never understand why it was so popular and refused to accept royalties for it, saying "All I ask is never to be reminded of it again." Introducing THT Fantasy FocusMay 28, 2007A new feature at The Hardball Times Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekMay 24, 2007Total Baseball was the prize in the most famous bet in scientific history. Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekMay 17, 2007The most recent inductees into the Baseball Reliquary are Bill James, Yogi Berra and Jim Brosnan. Next time you see them, say congrats! WPA To DateMay 10, 2007Dave adds up his favorite statistic, Win Probability Added, at this early stage of the season. Small sample size alert! Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekMay 03, 2007Forty of the first 48 pitchers elected to the Hall of Fame had nicknames. So that's what's keeping Bert Blyleven out of the Hall... Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekApril 26, 2007Is it Friday yet? Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekApril 19, 2007Nothing in here about Charlie Manuel. Honest! THT Daily: Halladay over BondermanApril 14, 2007Toronto takes holds onto first place in the AL East with a 2-1 ten-inning win over the Tigers. Plus, Eric Gagne's first save, Bonds hits two home runs, Carlos Lee blasts three and Carl Crawford hits an inside-the-park job. THT Daily: Morneau deliversApril 13, 2007Last year's AL MVP is at it again. And your 11 O'clock Links! Ten Things I Didn’t Know Last WeekApril 12, 2007Having fun with early-season shenanigans THT Daily: Felix ThrillsApril 12, 2007There were several great games last night, but Felix Hernandez's nationally televised one-hitter against the Red Sox gets our nod as the game of the day. And Bryan buys into the Matsuzaka hype in the newly updated THT Links. THT Daily: A-Rod’s 6th Home RunApril 11, 2007A-Rod already has six home runs, and there were several nail-biters around the majors yesterday. Get your THT Links here too! THT Daily: April 10, 2007April 10, 2007A pitching duel in San Diego, where the bullpen has yet to allow a run. THT Daily: April 9, 2007April 09, 2007A Rodriguez strikes again! THT Daily: Easter SundayApril 08, 2007Our regular daily feature returns, and A-Rod hits a clutch home run. Crazy ‘08April 05, 2007Talking about a great new book about the greatest season in baseball history, featuring an interview with the author, Cait Murphy. Five Questions: Chicago White SoxMarch 15, 2007Will the White Sox win more than 72 games? A Quick Look at Four Hitting RatesMarch 08, 2007Sometimes the simplest way of looking at things is the best. It’s The Hardball Times 2007 Season PreviewMarch 05, 2007Whether you're a fanatical fantasy player, or just want to see what's up with your favorite team, the THT 2007 Season Preview is just for you. The Best Pitchers of All TimeFebruary 08, 2007A list of the best major league pitchers since 1900, according to Win Shares Above Bench™ WSAB PairsFebruary 01, 2007Having gone through the top 80 everyday players since 1900, Studes looks at some of the leftovers, two by two. Historical WSAB: 41 through 80January 25, 2007Studes returns to his review of the all-time top 80 everyday players, ranked by Win Shares Above Bench. Historical Win Shares Above BenchJanuary 18, 2007Ranking the best everyday players of all time by tweaking Bill James' Win Shares. But I Regress…January 04, 2007Studes talks about a mathematical thingie, and what it means for 2007. Click here to return to the home page. |