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Friday, October 15, 2004That Ol’ First Strike AgainOne piece of information that I left out of my "Strike One" articles, and the kind of easy-to-spot thing you can look out for in the playoff games. Pitchers who start out with strike one walk the hitter just 3.9% of the time, while pitchers who start out with ball one walk the hitter 14.2% of the time. So you are three -and-a-half times more likely to walk a guy from 1-0 than from 0-1. Thursday, October 14, 2004Re-calculatedI updated the Net Win Shares Value article with a slightly different (and better) approach, as suggested in a thread over at Baseball Primer. This new math will be used in our 2004 Baseball Annual, and it is also incorporated into our online calculator. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||