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  1. A Book Giving Tribute to Outsider Thinking in Sports

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    Most of the readers are familiar with the growth in statistical thinking in baseball.

  2. CSV Downloads of Retrosheet Data / Who Controls the Count?

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    Collecting Retrosheet Data One reason behind the contributions in baseball research is the availability of data.

  3. A New Chapter with the Astros

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    Working for Teams As many of you know, there has been a great growth in sports analytics in recent years which is demonstrated by the many analysts currently employed by professional sports teams.

  4. The Colavito and Kuenn Trade

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    Rocky Colavito, a Cleveland baseball All-Star slugger, passed away this week.

  5. Using Statcast Colors for Pitch Types in R

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    Tom Tango recently posted in BlueSky the color codes for the pitch types that they use in Baseball Savant.

  6. Revisiting Pitcher W/L Records

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    Previous Post on W/L Records A couple of years ago, I wrote a post “Is a Pitcher’s Win/Loss Record Meaningful?”.

  7. Making Sense of Joe Carter’s RBI

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    Introduction — Should Joe Carter be in the Hall of Fame?

  8. Clutch Hitters in 2024 – A Runs Added Approach

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    Introduction In Chapter 5 of our ABDWR book, we discuss the process of constructing the runs expectancy table that gives the average number of runs scored in the remainder of the inning for each bases/outs situation.

  9. Constructing a Baseball Savant Graph

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    Carnegie Mellon Sports Analytics Conference I recently participated in the Carnegie Mellon Sports Analytics Conference, an annual event dedicated to showcase current research in sports statistics.

  10. Historical Look at Batting Order Production

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    Introduction In last week’s post, I explored the run production of different spots in the batting order for the 2024 season.