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What about Dame? The biggest NBA All-Star snubs of the past three years

November 13, 2017
by harvardsports
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By Brendan Kent I’ll start with a full disclosure: I’m a biased Oregonian who believes that the Lillard-McCollum 2020 ticket is America’s best hope for a brighter tomorrow. That being said, I think a number of neutrals...

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The Dodgers Weren’t as Streaky as You Thought

November 10, 2017
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By Daniel Alpert This year saw two of the best teams in baseball go on wild streaks. The Cleveland Indians famously went on a 22-game win streak over August and September, winning 27 of 28 total games at one point. At the same...

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English Soccer, Geographical Divides, and Margaret Thatcher: How Has The Geographical Composition of The English First Tier Changed Over Time?

November 6, 2017
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By Andrew Puopolo Traditionally, English Soccer has been dominated by Northern clubs. A potential explanation is that in the Industrial North, soccer was the main leisure activity of the people, whereas in the wealthier South the...

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Maybe We Should Call it Skinny-ball: Weight vs. Height in the NBA

November 1, 2017
by harvardsports
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By Benedict Brady As a league, the NBA is well-known for its innovation and adaptation to new trends. No trend currently embodies this idea as much as the focus on small-ball. Small-ball is a hard concept to define, but it is...

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Catch Rate Regression to Mean

October 30, 2017
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By Chase Aldridge Although the complex nature of football requires hours of film to begin to assess player quality, casual fans often judge receivers by their receptions, yards and touchdowns. However, a better stat to assess...

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In The MJ vs Lebron Debate, The Strength Of The Eastern Conference Is A Serious Talking Point

October 16, 2017
by harvardsports
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By Andrew Puopolo In the past couple of years, there has been increased debate over who the greatest NBA player of all time is. Lebron’s win over the 73-9 Warriors in 2016 gave him a huge boost in the GOAT debate that had...

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The Toughest Away Days In The Champions League

September 11, 2017
by harvardsports
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By Andrew Puopolo “It’s not an easy place to go” is a saying often used by soccer commentators when evaluating a team’s prospects in an upcoming away match. Champions League journeys to Eastern European countries like...

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Why The Chargers Were Correct In Moving To LA

September 6, 2017
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By Alexander Meade Editors Note: This article was originally completed as an assignment for Harvard’s Sophomore Tutorial (Economics 970: Sports Economics) that asked for students to conduct an economic evaluation of the...

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How Crazy Was Rhys Hoskins’ Start to The Major Leagues?

September 4, 2017
by harvardsports
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By Andrew Puopolo Rhys Hoskins has been off to quite a tear to start his MLB career. 9 Home Runs in his first 54 at bats, 11 in his first 64 and he’s currently at 12 HR in 85 at bats. That got me thinking, how unlikely is it to...

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Tennis Grand Slam’s Toughest Wins – Evaluating the Hardest Path To Victory

August 17, 2017
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By Craig Mascarenhas In tennis (and often other sports) debates, a champion’s path to victory is often subjectively debated upon – whether they were lucky based on the quality of opposition, or vice versa. With arguably the...

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