May 24, 2012
Now Available for 2012 THT Essentials: Now Available The Hardball Times Baseball Annual 2012, an annual "must buy" for all baseball fans, is now shipping. Read this article to learn more about it.
THT's latest e-book Most Recent Comments
And That Happened (1)
10th anniversary: Shawn Green’s big day (1) 10th anniversary: Giambi-Mabry trade (4) And That Happened (4) 20th anniversary: Angels bus crash (4)  
Lucas Apostoleris
Rich Barbieri John Barten Brian Borawski Vince Caramela Chris Jaffe Brad Johnson Mat Kovach Kevin Lai Myron Logan Chris Lund Bruce Markusen Jeff Moore Troy Patterson Harry Pavlidis Dave Studeman Steve Treder David Wade And here's the full roster. Dish TV Packages options for all televised baseball games.
Or you can search by:
 All content on this site (including text, graphs, and any other original works), unless otherwise noted, is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Part of the USA Today Sports Media Group |
Friday, April 02, 2010Bill Simmons on SabermetricsPosted by Jeremy GreenhouseThis is an early favorite for the most important Sabermetric article of the year. Simmons is easily the most popular sports columnist in America, and it's great to see him back to being the voice of the fan. Any questions? Feel free to email me. Comments
Matt S said...
I honestly believe 2010 will be known as the year sabermetrics broke. This Simmons article is just the biggest sign in a year of a slow transition towards acceptance of advanced metrics by the community at large. MLB Network has made allusion to fangraphs and stats like OPS+ and Contact% recently. The Mariners 2009 team single handedly opened peoples’ minds up to UZR and the Red Sox off-season cemented the idea as valid. It is very interesting to watch. Very interesting. Posted 04/03 at 11:14 PM
Nick Steiner said...
Define “people”. Posted 04/04 at 01:04 AM
BillyBeaneismyHero said...
Now if only we could get Simmons to use wOBA instead of OPS… Small steps. Posted 04/04 at 01:18 PM
Steve said...
If sabremetrics showed the Red Sox stunk, he’d be totally against it. Posted 04/04 at 04:49 PM
Page 1 of 1
Leave a comment:Commenting is not available in this weblog entry. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Simmons is the Dr. Kevorkian of sports columnists.