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Monthly Archives: May 2012
The Case for Brian Duensing, Starting Pitcher
by Sam Waters This post can also be seen on baseballanalytics.org here. Brian Duensing has seen action in the Twins’ starting rotation during parts of the last three seasons with moderate success, but this year he has worked exclusively out … Continue reading
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The Fall of Ubaldo Jimenez
by Sam Waters This post also appeared on baseballanalytics.com here. Let’s get right to the point- Ubaldo Jimenez has been terrible this year. Really, really terrible. Of course, May is usually a little too early to panic about any pitcher’s … Continue reading
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Why Any NFL GM Who Reads Bleacher Report Should Be Fired: A Response to “Why Any NFL GM Who Uses the Harvard NFL Pick Value Chart Should Be Fired”
In April, a writer for the Bleacher Report (BR) attempted to critique a new pick value chart for the NFL draft that I created and that HSAC published. There are many legitimate criticisms of my work in that article that … Continue reading
Previewing the Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals Matchup
by Andrew Mooney This post can also be seen on Boston.com here. On the surface, the matchup looks awfully familiar. The Celtics, the league’s best defensive team, meet the explosive Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference playoffs. But with a … Continue reading
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The Emergence of Edwin Jackson (Finally)
by Sam Waters This post can also been on baseballanalytics.org here. Edwin Jackson has had what some might call an up-and-down career to this point. At times tantalizing, at times infuriating, the right-hander has pitched for six different teams over … Continue reading
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Beckett’s Decreasing Velocity a Cause for Concern
by Andrew Mooney You can also read this article on Boston.com here Ah, May 15. That day of universal celebration across Red Sox Nation: Josh Beckett’s birthday. On this merry occasion, Beckett’s mailbox will surely be stuffed with the most … Continue reading
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Other Side of the Coin: Rodney’s Fortune on Called Strikes
by Sam Waters This post can also be seen on baseballanalytics.org here. Fernando Rodney has been one of this season’s most pleasant surprises in relief, as Mr. Golebiewski noted yesterday. An average to below-average pitcher for most of his career … Continue reading
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