May 9, 2008
Rich Barbieri John Barten Sal Baxamusa John Beamer Brian Borawski John Brattain Craig Brown Matthew Carruth Derek Carty Alex Eisenberg Mike Fast David Gassko
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Brandon Isleib Chris Jaffe Josh Kalk Chris Neault Dave Studeman Steve Treder Bryan Tsao Tuck! John Walsh Geoff Young And here's the full roster.
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 Welcome to the Hardball Times' Player Statistics. You can find statistics both basic (home runs, batting average, ERA, etc.) and advanced (such as batted ball types, runs created and win shares) on our site; just select from the following dropdown menu: 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 ArticlesTen things I didn’t know last weekby Dave StudemanA pleasurable new book, plus 2008 Win Shares. Putting pressure on the defenseby Craig BrownUsing the Three True Outcomes, a look at five players who specialized in making the defense work. How Soon is Now?by Chris JaffeWhat does the Cards' hot April start tell us about how they'll play the rest of the season? All about Ben Sheetsby David GasskoDavid looks at Ben Sheets from a statistical, mechanical and injury perspective with help from Dan Loeterman and Chris Neault. Ten things I learned from the THT Team pageby Dave Studeman"I remember when he hit that last wall. I can still see it. He hit it flush on, boom, and he slumped right down, and that was his Waterloo." - Carl Furillo, talking about Pete Reiser in Bums, by Peter Golenbock. How fast should a fastball be?by John WalshWhich is the better pitch: an 87-mph fastball on the outside corner or 96 down the middle? John has a look using (of course) PITCHf/x. The benefit of batting eighthby Jeff SackmannHow do things change with the pitcher on deck? April ciphersby Brandon IsleibDecoding the early goings of good teams. How will ball tracking analysis change the game?by Mike FastNew technology lets us explore longstanding baseball questions Radar gun readings: sabermetric building blocks?by Sal BaxamusaSal explains the hierarchical structure of sabermetric research. Testing my career projection systemby David GasskoOdds of mimicking reality: high. Scouting the scoutsby Jeff SackmannJeff and Kent use college play-by-play data to check up on evaluations of amateur talent. The B-Squad of the A-Teamby Brandon IsleibCould the worst All-Stars in a given year beat that year's best team? Baseball’s strangest and most amazing team pitching splits: 1957-2007by Chris JaffePlus a pair of hitting ones for good measure as well. Batted balls and park effectsby David GasskoBeyond mere run factors. | |||