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Pathetic whining?by John Brattain09/17/2007: Outsmarting Pythagorasby Sal Baxamusa09/14/2007: Is this for real?by John Brattain09/07/2007: Scream of consciousnessby John Brattain09/04/2007: First impressions: Buchholz vs. Kennedyby Carlos Gomez09/04/2007: Squaring it upby John Walsh08/31/2007: Stockholm syndromeby John Brattain08/30/2007: Jake Peavy’s max effort mechanicsby Carlos Gomez08/27/2007: Are umpires racist?by John Beamer08/24/2007: Other than a rousing game of limbo…by John Brattain08/23/2007: The DRAFTYs: The 2007 MLB draft awardsby Carlos Gomez08/20/2007: Who is/was better: Pedro Martinez or Johan Santana?by John Beamer08/15/2007: Chamberlain or Hughes: Who’s got better mechanics?by Carlos Gomez08/15/2007: Triple-A pitchers, under the microscopeby Jeff Sackmann08/10/2007: Road killby John Brattain08/08/2007: Triple-A, one pitch at a timeby Jeff Sackmann08/06/2007: Sean Forman interviewby Chris Jaffe08/03/2007: A-Rod traded to Blue Jays for Marcum and McGowan…by John Brattain08/02/2007: The four greatest home run hitters of all-time: a video analysis of their swingsby Carlos Gomez08/01/2007: Deadline draft picksby Jeff Sackmann07/30/2007: SABR37 recapby Chris Jaffe07/27/2007: Discount da ringzzzzby John Brattain<< Click here to return to the category list. |
 May 05, 2008WPA at the moviesI've used Win Probability Added for many situations, but never a movie. These guys have: the WPA analysis and graph of the big game from the classic movie Major League.Posted by: Dave Studeman April 27, 2008Report from ChinaRyan, one of THT's loyal readers, attended a China Baseball League game in Shanghai yesterday. His report follows...Click for more... Posted by: Dave Studeman April 22, 2008Frank Thomas or Carlos Delgado?I've been developing ideas for my column this week, but David Cameron just took one of them. This business is getting harder every day!Posted by: Dave Studeman April 17, 2008I Love the WorldOkay, this has nothing to do with baseball, but this awesome commercial for the Discovery channel gives me the chills.Posted by: Dave Studeman April 10, 2008Star Trek sabermetricsThis has nothing to do with baseball, but I just love this post exploring the "common wisdom" that red-shirt Enterprise crew members are most likely to die. The surprising finding? Red-shirt crew members are much less likely to die if Kirk "meets" a woman.If this guy were a baseball fan, he'd be a true sabermetrician. Posted by: Dave Studeman Click here for more THT Notes. |