November 23, 2009
Order Now The Hardball Times Baseball Annual 2010 is now in development and will ship in mid November! This year's book will feature articles by THT's staff as well as Bill James, Tom Tango and Craig Wright. If you use this link to purchase the Annual, you will be in the first group to receive it and you'll be supporting THT. Most Recent Comments
Introducing Visual Baseball (1)
HR/FB Park Factors (9) Why Baseball Needs a Visual Facelift (5) Building a Retrosheet database, the short form (4) Is peak at age 29? (7) 
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008Verlander’s velocity is backDave Cameron details something most Tiger fans probably already know: Justin Verlander's fastball is zinging again. ProctologyFifth outfielder has pulled together some interesting information about the most-used relievers of the past three years, and wonders: Scott Proctor??? Win Shares UpdatedOur win share stats have been updated through yesterday's games. Over the past week, the biggest gain in total win shares was made by Kansas City's David DeJesus, who batted .333/.429/.567 during the Royals' hot streak. Since June 15, DeJesus has a WPA of almost 1.0. Not bad for little more than a week's worth. The six-minute at-batMike Carminati dissects the strange goings-on in the minors last week when an ambidextrous pitcher faced a switch-hitting batter. Today’s alternate-MLB-history heroThe Griddle spotlights an interview with Hal Smith, the Pirate catcher who hit a three-run homer to give Pittsburgh a two-run lead in the 8th inning of Game 7 of the 1960 World Series. You know, the series that the Pirates lost. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||