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February 7, 2012
THT Essentials: Now AvailableThe Hardball Times Baseball Annual 2012, an annual "must buy" for all baseball fans, is now shipping. Read this article to learn more about it.
THT's latest bookThird Base: The Crossroads is THT's new e-book, available for $3.99 from the Kindle store. The good news is that anyone can read a Kindle book, even on a PC. So enjoy the best from THT in a new format.![]()
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Team statistics are available on the THT Team Page and we have listed the definition of all of our stats in the THT Glossary. If you use a Firefox browser, you can download THT search plugins, with which you can look up THT stats from anywhere on the web. Our Most Recent Stats ArticlesWhy Oliver Loves Yuby Brian CartwrightHow Yu Darvish's performance in Japan can be translated into major league expectations. Adjusting defense efficiency by the quality of pitchingby Matt SwartzWhat if you could adjust DER? What would it tell you? Another one bites the dustby Bojan KoprivicaHow good are catchers in blocking pitches? What’s the effect of the new college bats?by Brian CartwrightAnalyzing college batting and pitching requires measuring the effects of the new bat standard. The Mathis Line: a new frontier of mediocrityby Chris LundJeff Mathis has been blazing a trail of awful since his major league debut. It is time that we acknowledge his efforts. Justin Verlander’s strong startsby Chad EvelyHe ranks among among pitchers who have threatened no-hitters. Anatomy of a pitch: four-seamby Josh WeinstockAn update on Josh Kalk's "anatomy of a pitch" series: What makes a four-seam successful. Pujols and the home run drought questionby Kevin LaiCan we find any real information in home run waiting periods? Updated benchmarks for pitch typesby Harry PavlidisIt's been a year—time for new PITCHf/x-based benchmarks. TUCK! sez: Pay dayby TuckNew Toon Monday with TUCK! brand toons Death to sabermetricsby David WadeA modest proposal to end sabermetric analysis in baseball More inverted recordsby Geoff YoungAn old Bill James toy rears its head, and it remains as addictive as ever. Getting defensiveby Myron LoganHow reliable are today's fielding metrics? More than three decades of exciting gamesby Max MarchiMeasuring baseball at its most dramatic, with the help of some advanced statistical tools. Barry Bonds’ situational winsby Dave StudemanDid we really need to walk the guy so many times? | |||||||