Tim Raines’ Hall Of Fame Credentials In One Chart
Rock is keeping select company in baseball history – but that doesn’t appear enough to get him to Cooperstown this year.
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One Chart To Explain Pedro And The Big Unit’s Greatness
Randy Johnson and Pedro Martinez are two of the best ever. This shows why.
Read moreThe Curious Case Of Craig Biggio’s 1993 Season
Why was Craig Biggio such a lousy base stealer in 1993?
Read moreHow Pitch Counts Have Changed Pitchers’ Stat Lines
Pitch counts ain’t what they used to be – and it’s a recent development.
Read moreThe Exceedingly Rare Double (And Triple) Doubles For Pitchers
In the days before pitch counts, pitchers used to put up some crazy stat lines. Some even managed to put some double – and even triple – doubles.
Read moreBaseball’s Two-Hit Wonders
These guys are the anti-Moonlight Grahams.
Read moreBeanball: Highest Hit Batters-To-Walk Ratios In Baseball
Some pitchers are wild and hit a lot of batters. Some pitchers have great control – and still hit a lot of batters.
Read moreBen Zobrist, Offensive Output By Position
How productive is Ben Zobrist at each of his many, many positions.
Read moreA Look At A Single Short Of The Cycle
Just 90 feet from hitting for the cycle. But oh so far away.
Read moreMLB History: 10 Players With A Decent Bat, Great Glove
Andrelton Simmons and Manny Machado shine in today’s dive into baseball statistics.
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