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The Kate Upton Effect is Real: How Dating Celebrities Affects Athletic Performance

March 7, 2016
by harvardsports
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By Austin Tymins and Nick Holmes Whether it’s partying at exclusive nightclubs before Sunday morning games, or fielding the advances of attractive celebrities, professional athletes typically deal with much larger distractions...

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What Should We Think About the Yankee Bullpen?

January 12, 2016
by harvardsports
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By Jason Light Aroldis Chapman has brought a lot of attention toward the Yankee bullpen, with descriptors like “dominant” and a “three-headed monster” being thrown around. But as good as Chapman and the other two stars of...

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Predicting Pitcher Injuries

January 5, 2016
by harvardsports
8 min read
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The following post is just part of a larger project on predicting pitcher injuries. Read the full paper here: Predicting Pitcher Injuries By Kurt Bullard, Jake Meagher, and Declan Garvey Over the past five years, over 23...

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How Unlikely Have Daniel Murphy’s Clutch 2015 Playoffs Been?

October 21, 2015
by harvardsports
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By Will Ezekowitz If you’ve been following the MLB Playoffs—or maybe even if you haven’t—you will know that Daniel Murphy has been hitting some home runs lately. In fact, he has hit a home run in five games in a row...

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The 2015 St. Louis Cardinals: Best Pitching in MLB History?

September 2, 2015
by harvardsports
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By Adam Gilfix The phrase “pitching [and defense] wins championships” is tossed around a lot, especially in the MLB around this time of year.  Clearly, some teams (read: Blue Jays, Royals, and Rangers) took that to...

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Warning: Knuckleballs on the Edge of the Strike Zone are Closer than they Appear

August 12, 2015
by harvardsports
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By Adam Gilfix @AdamGilfix JIM MCISAAC/GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA The New York Yankees have seen a 5.5-game lead over the Toronto Blue Jays collapse to 0.5 games from one Tuesday to the next by dropping five of six.  This...

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Diminishing Returns? Examining the effect of road-trip longevity in MLB

July 30, 2015
by harvardsports
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By Brendan Kent A while back, I wrote a piece on travel distance in Major League Soccer. It got me thinking about which aspects of travel affect a team’s performance. It would seem that as a trip progresses, travel might take...

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MLB 2015: First Half Recap

July 15, 2015
by harvardsports
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By Adam Gilfix Since tonight and tomorrow night are the only two of the entire MLB season with no games or All-Star festivities, it is a perfect day to recap the first “half” of 2015.  As you hopefully noticed by...

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Red Sox Betts and Holt Make More MLB History

June 22, 2015
by harvardsports
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By Adam Gilfix This post is just a short and sweet follow-up to this article regarding Red Sox players Alejandro De Aza, Mookie Betts, and Brock Holt becoming just the 11th trio of teammates to each double and triple in an MLB...

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Sold on Sale: Streak of Success

June 20, 2015
by harvardsports
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By Adam Gilfix There has been a ton of buzz surrounding the Chicago White Sox lefty sensation Chris “The Condor” Sale recently, and for good reason too.  Last night he tossed eight 2-hit, 0-walk shutout innings...

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