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Tuesday (RandBall Feud) edition: Wha’ Happened?
Randball — ... and Captain Stubing will be by any time now. 1) What is the percent likelihood that the Lakers sweep the Magic? 2) Percent likelihood that the Penguins win Game 6 and the Wings win Game 7? 3) Percent likelihood that Brett Favre really has to decide by the end of this week whether he is playing for the Vikings? 4) Percent likelihood that the Timberwolves will trade at least one of their three first-round draft picks? 5) Within 3, how many road games will the Twins win this season? Fasola-link ! The best baseball schools. This entry was posted on Tuesday, June 9th, 2009 at 8:48 ...

Wall Street Journal: America’s Best Baseball Schools
BBTF's Baseball Primer NewsblogWall Street Journal: America’s Best Baseball Schools To ascertain which schools have done the best in recent years at producing players who make an impact in the majors, The Wall Street Journal analyzed each draft from 1996 through 2008. Each school that has produced at least four major-league players from those drafts was ranked by adding its total “runs above replacement” for hitters and pitchers. This statistic measures how much better (or worse) a player is compared to a theoretical, average replacement. The findings: Southern California, which owns 12 College World Series ...

Adjust Your MLB Mock Drafts Accordingly
The Sporting Blog — ... Albert Pujols, according to Wall Street Journal research, "has single-handedly been more valuable statistically than the offensive alumni of every college during the past dozen years, save Miami and UCLA." Drop everyone 73 slots and just trade for Pujols. ...

Kentucky producing MLB pitchers
A Sea Of Blue — Great piece in the WSJ about how hard it is to prognosticate Major League talent at the college level, and that Kentucky has excelled at getting productive pitchers to the big leagues ... U. of Kentucky producing at MLB level

USC Baseball still in the discussion...
Conquest Chronicles — I found this article over the weekend... Penn State produces linebackers. Georgetown is a factory for basketball big men. But if you're looking for a pitcher or a slugger in Major League Baseball's draft, which college should you turn to? The short answer, based on a statistical analysis: Southern California for pitchers and Miami for hitters. But when Missouri State outperforms prestigious programs like Stanford, and when relatively unheralded Kentucky is the third-best school for pitchers since 1996, the long answer is that it's a ...

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