July 4, 2009
Rich Barbieri
John Barten Brian Borawski Craig Brown Evan Brunell David Gassko Jonathan Hale Brandon Isleib
Chris Jaffe
Bruce Markusen Harry Pavlidis Jeff Sackmann Dave Studeman Steve Treder Bryan Tsao Tuck! Dan Turkenkopf Colin Wyers Geoff Young John Brattain And here's the full roster.
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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 ArticlesStacking the middleby Dan TurkenkopfA different way to look at that old baseball saw about strength up the middle winning championships. Using HITf/x to measure skillby Peter JensenPicking apart the latest baseball information and technology. The WPA Inquirerby Dave StudemanIntroducing a new tool at THT. The wrong side of 120by Jeff SackmannTexas closer Austin Wood isn't the only college pitcher to have endangered his arm this year. Jeff looks at the workloads of other top picks. Poisoning the wellby Colin WyersWhy some arguments don't need to be had. How well can we predict ERA?by Colin WyersComparing FIP, xFIP and tRA. Adjusting steals for win valueby Dan TurkenkopfExamining how the timing of a stolen base attempt affects its value; or why Rickey Henderson's 130 steals in 1982 weren't that special. Extreme environmentsby Jeff SackmannJeff looks at the first five rounds of the draft and finds the players whose numbers benefited or suffered most from context. See the ball, hit the ballby Craig BrownA look at this year’s group of hitters who specialize in making the defense work reveals a surprise. Mike Pelfrey’s Sinkerby Jonathan HaleA look inside how Mike Pelfrey uses his sinker and what makes it effective using PITCHf/x. The one about sample sizeby Colin WyersThe funny thing about the improbable is that it's not impossible. Putting the scissor to defense (Part 1)by Colin WyersIntroducing Simple Zone Rating, and looking at infield defense since 1871. Yep, 1871. Who watches the watchers?by Colin WyersHow much of an effect does an umpire have? Small College World Series oddsby Jeff SackmannJeff handicaps the Division II and III championships. Pedro Feliz and the golden zapatosby Geoff YoungFour walks in a game? It's gotta be the shoes. | |||