May 25, 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.
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Monday, November 30, 2009Andruw Jones makes smart choice in choosing White SoxThe White Sox signed Andruw Jones to a one-year contract worth $500,000 last week. While the White Sox aren't done making moves, don't be surprised to see Jones put together over 300 at-bats. Click for more... A THT Annual reviewSteve Lombardi of Was Watching posted a review of the THT Annual. Steve has read and reviewed the THT Annual for several years, and he said that "this year’s edition is just as good, if not better, than the editions from the previous four years." This is the first online review of the book I've read. We're always looking for feedback regarding the Annual—in fact, we made some changes to this year's book based on feedback from Steve and other reviewers last year. If you have a comment, such as a favorite (or least favorite) article or whether you like the stats or not, please leave it below. Medium and short-time pitch memoryMaybe you noticed that my last article, "Medium and hort-term pitching memory," has been removed from the site. While trying to elaborate an answer to one of the comments, I discovered an error in my code that generated the results that were published. After re-running the correct code, different conclusions came up; which I will probably summarize them in a new article. The more statistically inclined are surely thinking "Why, were the strong correlations appearing in the article caused by a wrong code? What are the chances?" Well, those correlations describe another phenomenon that I'm tryng to understand; if something interesting comes up I'll let you know. (That reminds me of another Italian, that five centuries ago was trying to reach India and discovered a new land—like him, I was fully convinced I was in India). I also just wanted to make clear that while in the article I thanked Dave Studeman for peer reviewing it, his feedback was on the writing part, not on the analysis. Thus he has absolutely nothing to do with my mistake (nor he was in a position to discover it). I apologize for the inconvenience. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||