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Wednesday, July 02, 2008In Memoriam: Jules TygielOne of my favorite baseball writers, Jules Tygiel, passed away yesterday. He was only 59 years old. Bob Timmerman has a fitting tribute at Baseball Toaster. Like Bob, I highly recommend both of Tygiel's books. Announcing the PITCHf/x article catalogSince Sportvision and MLBAM introduced the PITCHf/x pitch tracking system in the 2006 World Series, people have been analyzing the data and writing about it, starting with pioneers like Dan Fox and Joe P. Sheehan. When I began looking at the PITCHf/x data last summer, I quickly realized that I needed to know what had already been written on the subject. I developed a catalog of articles for my own use. I realized the catalog might be of value to other researchers and people who just wanted to read interesting baseball writing, so I started publishing and updating the catalog at my blog. Click for more... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||