Monthly Archives: July 2016

Park Neutralized Stats

Posted on July 14, 2016 by Dan Hirsch

One thing that gives people like me headaches is having to deal with the fact that all ballparks are different. Don’t get me wrong, the uniqueness of the sport is part of what makes baseball so special. But it’s an … Continue reading →

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Gauging the First Half

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Dan Hirsch

Instead of making a post about mid-season awards, which we are sure to see a few of during the All-Star break, I figured I’d try something different. Let’s take a look at how individual plays affect a team’s postseason probabilities. … Continue reading →

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