Archive for July, 2020
Jul 27, 2020
by Sam Bornstein
As baseball has eased its way back into our lives, it’s around the time that writers and fans release bold predictions about the Major League…
Jul 27, 2020
by ryanreinsel21
Ayush has recently graduated from UC Santa Cruz with a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science. He is planning on pursuing his Master’s Degree in Computer…
Jul 26, 2020
by John Asel
On Opening Day, Johnny Cueto went viral. He was not nearing 100 miles per hour like Gerrit Cole nor was he putting balls into orbit…
Jul 23, 2020
by John Asel
Professional sports have been in a pandemic-induced coma for months, but Opening Day has finally arrived. The New York Yankees and Washington Nationals will face…
Jul 15, 2020
by John Asel
In 2008, the Oakland Athletics called up rookie reliever Brad Ziegler. Despite a fastball averaging 85 miles per hour, he found great success in the…
Jul 14, 2020
by John Asel
In 1994, Tony Gwynn led the major leagues with a .394 batting average – the closest mark to .400 since Ted Williams. It was an…
Jul 09, 2020
by John Asel
Series Introduction: With the modern wave of information, every facet of a pitcher’s game can be quantified now better than ever. ‘Command’ – or the…
Jul 06, 2020
by Will Stern
Every pitcher hopes to be able to command each of their pitches. However, most of the time it is almost impossible to know exactly how…
Jul 03, 2020
by Ryan Holland
The way baseball has evaluated fastballs is rapidly changing. Since the introduction of Spin Rate and Spin Efficiency, we now have a way to show…
Jul 02, 2020
by ryanreinsel21
What is the value of a quantitative analyst? That is a question I have had for some time. Right off the bat, I was able…
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