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RIP NA
Published 4/10/2009 at
MY BASEBALL BIAS A BIASED LOOK AT THE NEW YORK YANKEES Home 09 Season Schedule 09 Spring Schedule 40-Man|09 Payroll A+|A-|SS|R Roster Board MLB|AAA|AA Roster Board Transactions RIP NA Posted on Thursday, April 9th, 2009 by Jason I saw Nick Adenhart pitch once here in SLC. What happened today is absolutely tragic. He had his whole life in front of him and pitched a gem of a game last night against the A’s. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family at this very difficult time. Tags: Tragedy Filed Under: Asides ...

Nick Adenhart, RIP
Published 4/9/2009 by Mike Miliard at Sox Blog
... but he sure threw a gem last night, and looked to have boundless potential. Which makes what happened immediately after the game just that much more shocking and tragic. Sincere condolences to his family, friends, and teammates. Tonight's Angels game has been postponed, obviously, but one presumes this weekend's Boston-Anaheim series will be played as planned, with heavy hearts on both sides. In the mean time, Rich Lederer at Baseball Analysts has re-posted this profile of the then-prospect, written three years ...

Lederer’s Look
Published 4/7/2009 by Nolan Tanana at Three Days of Cryin'
... Rich Lederer, of Baseball Analysts, was at last night’s game, and offers his take. We especially liked this question: “Why is it that respected analysts such as those at Baseball Prospectus, Keith Law, Rob Neyer, and our own Patrick Sullivan and Jeremy Greenhouse pick the A’s over the Angels to win the AL West?”  Lederer name sound familiar?  It should. ...

Opening Day Perspective
Published 4/4/2009 by Lloyd The Barber at Walkoff Walk
... slapped me right in the face. They've taken single game measures like Win Probability Added (the amount any one player contributed to the outcome of each game) and Leverage Index (the degree to which each individual event contributes to the final game outcome) and extended and examined them over the course of an entire season. Championship WPA demonstrates how much each player added to a World Series win at any one time. ...

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Published 4/4/2009 by joe@viewfromthebleachers.com (Joe Aiello) at VFTB
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NL West Outlook: Shortstops
Published 4/3/2009 by Brendan Scolari at True Blue LA
... is the younger brother of former Dodger J.D. Drew. He was a highly touted prospect and is now starting to turn into the player many thought he could become. Rich Lederer of the great site Baseball Analysts points out that in the second half of '08 Hanley Ramirez hit .282/.414/.495 while Drew managed a .326/.372/.556 line. Yikes. Also, Stephen Drew's comment in Baseball Prospectus' 2009 book reads, "This really is just the beginning for Drew, because his raw talent is unquestionable... We'll keep projecting stardom, and that's on the modest side. If he's a ...

Top 100 Angels: Bobby GRICH #6
Published 3/30/2009 by Rev Halofan at Halos Heaven
#6 - BOB GRICH - 2B (1977 - 1986) Bobby dropped from #4 to #6 on our 2005 Top 100 Angels feature but the words from that compilation all still apply...   The fact of Grich's greatness is best illustrated to me by what happened in his aftermath - Wilfong, McLemore, Johnny Ray for 3 years, Luis Sojo for 2, Lovullo, Reynolds, Easley, Velarde, Alicea, Baughman, and then, in 2000, 14 seasons later, Adam Kennedy. Some Angel fans had plenty to say about the bat and glove of Bobby... The Chronicler: Here's Bobby Grich for you: in 4100 career at-bats with ...

Twins Weekend Doinks
Published 3/22/2009 by Seth Stohs at Baseball Digest
... ·         Over at The Baseball Analysts, the great Joe Posnanski, Jeremy Greenhouse and Patrick Sullivan took ...

Ron Silver: 1946-2009
Published 3/16/2009 by Craig Calcaterra at The Hardball Times
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Published 3/14/2009 by noreply@blogger.com (FrostKing) at Frost King Baseball
skip to main | skip to sidebar Frost King Baseball News and notes about the baseball world - a perspective from BirdLand Saturday, March 14, 2009 3.14159265358979... Happy Pi Day! [image] [image] [image] Maybe one of these years Pie will hit for a .314 average, and then everyone can get into the Pi act. Posted by FrostKing at 1:18 PM [image] Labels: Felix Pie 0 comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Subscribe To Frost King Baseball [image] [image] Posts ...

Stopgap gone wild
Published 3/13/2009 by Bones (noreply@blogger.com) at Honest Wagner
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Published 3/4/2009 at 3 Shades of Blue
... 17 Kissing Suzy Kolber 18 Arrowhead Pride 19 Baseball Analysts 20 Stampede Blue ...

Tuesday’s Titillations: Breaking Taboos, Lincecum Mania Continues, More
Published 3/3/2009 by maury at Sports Bash
... Man Out”. Sadly, the Munich massacre in ‘72 isn’t the last time terrorism and sports intermingle as gunmen in Pakistan killed 8 Sri Lankan Cricket players. He’s turning into one of my favorite writers. Shawn Hoffman of Squawking Baseball has a fantastic interview with John Coppolella, the Director of Baseball Administration for the Atlanta Braves. Rich Lederer of Baseball Analysts looks at 2006-2008 to see which teams in MLB have spent the most efficiently ...

The Baseball Analysts Looks at Payroll Efficiency, 2006-2008
Published 3/2/2009 at The Biz of Baseball :: Business of Sports Network
Each year, I do a look at MLB from the perspective of Marginal Wins/Marginal Payroll, which looks at the efficiency of how each club spends in a given year. Last year, Rich Lederer of Baseball Analysts did this using a different method than MW/MP, and came up with some interesting and thought provoking figures. This year, with a slight nudge from Rob Neyer, it seems, Lederer has done so again, but this time looked at 2006-2008 to see which teams have spent the most efficiently. ...

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Published 3/1/2009 by Chris Needham (noreply@blogger.com) at Capitol Punishment
Sunday, March 01, 2009 Fireworks.jpg It's always sad to see a man lose his job.... BWAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAA!!!! Who am I kidding? posted by Chris Needham at 10:28 AM [image] [image] 0 Comments: Post a Comment Home About Bitter rantings by a sometimes-analytical fanboy who loves the Washington Nationals, even though you probably can't tell 3/4 of the time. E-mail Me! What To Read Today The Home Team BLOGS Nationals Farm Authority Oleanders and Morning Glories Nats Triple Play Just a Nats Fan Federal Baseball Nationals ...

College Baseball Linkage
Published 2/26/2009 by Mike Rogers at Friar Forecast
With the talk of Stephen Strasburg’s starts in 2008, as well as how his opening start of the 2009 campaign, and some of the work I did breaking down the Padres 2008 draft (albeit, with tweaks I’ve made to my system since writing those, the numbers have changed a bit)  being bandied about ’round here, I’m coming by with some more college statistics-related things. First up, Myron and I penned an article for Rich Lederer’s fantastic Baseball Analysts website. It ...

New Yankee Stadium Construction Photo Update
Published 2/12/2009 by zellyanks91 at Zell's Pinstripe Blog
Zell’s Pinstripe Blog A blog about the best franchise in all of sports. The New York Yankees. Feed on Posts Comments New Yankee Stadium Construction Photo Update February 12, 2009 by zellyanks91      Here are some photos of the new stadium I recently found over at StadiumPage.com. Looks like the rest of the gate signs and awnings are going up. [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image]———————————————————————————————————– Did The Yanks Make An Offer To Kevin Millar?  / Roberts book to be even worse Cashman audio from ...

Cub Town: The DVD Cannot Come Quickly Enough
Published 1/27/2009 at Baseball Toaster
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Earning Peak?
Published 1/20/2009 by StatsGuru at baseballmusings.com
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The Griddle: Orioles employing the Black Ships?
Published 1/7/2009 at The Griddle
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