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Category - MLB Baseball

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How Important is a Good April?

April 20, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Andrew Mooney This post also appeared on Boston.com here Predictably, the Red Sox’ uneven start to the season brought with it more than its fair share of hand wringing. That’s understandable, given the way the beginning...

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Brandon Morrow’s Supposed Struggles From the Stretch

April 10, 2012
by harvardsports
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Please follow this link to read HSAC contributor Sam Waters’s analysis of Brandon Morrow at www.baseballanalytics.org. Quick preview: Heading into this year, many still view Morrow as a breakout candidate, but the narrative...

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HSAC Live Chat/Crowdsourcing: Opening Day

April 5, 2012
by harvardsports
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By David Roher Fellow sabermetricians, let’s try to take over Twitter today.  Click Here to open up our Opening Day livechat. We’ll coordinate different crowdsourcing initiatives throughout the day. Here’s one to start:...

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How Well Do Fantasy Stats Reflect Real Value?

March 30, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Chris Bruce With fantasy basketball nearing playoff time and fantasy baseball drafts in full swing, a thought occurred to our club: how much do these fantasy stats that people meticulously pore over actually relate to the real...

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League Regulations and Stadium Subsidies: Part I

March 14, 2012
by harvardsports
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by Evan Zepfel Each year, it seems that stadiums are getting bigger, more extravagant, and more expensive.  But where does the money come from to build these massive monuments to professional sports?  A significant portion of...

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Guest Speaker: Ken Rosenthal

February 2, 2012
by harvardsports
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HSAC would like to thank reporter Ken Rosenthal for being our guest speaker at this Wednesday’s meeting. After talking to the group about his experience as a writer and his views on how sabermetrics have changed reporting...

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How Much is Albert Pujols Getting Overpaid?

December 9, 2011
by harvardsports
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By Chris Bruce Big news hit the baseball world yesterday as the Los Angeles Angels announced a $254 million, 10-year contract for 31-year-old Albert Pujols, a strikingly large contract for such an old player, even if Pujols is...

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Defusing Verlander With… John Lackey?

September 26, 2011
by harvardsports
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by Chris Bruce Editor’s Note: This piece was originally written in a distant time (about 72 hours ago) when the possibility of a Red Sox collapse still appeared unlikely. Whether or not the Red Sox ever get a chance to...

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Momentum in Baseball: Do Ninth Inning Rallies Carry Through Extra Innings?

September 13, 2011
by harvardsports
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by Ben Blatt In January, John published on our HSAC blog ‘Momentum in College Basketball: Do Late Rallies Carry Over to Overtime?’. As you can probably tell by the title of this post, I was inspired by his research...

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What do Matt Kemp and Jered Weaver have in common with Hall of Famers Lou Gehrig and Carl Hubbell?

June 22, 2011
by harvardsports
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By Alex Koenig The last time a pitcher and a batter on opposing teams in the same city faced each other in the midst of seasons as good as the one’s LA Dodgers’ Centerfield Matt Kemp and LA Angels of Anaheim’ Pitcher Jered...

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