The baseball world has undergone a revolution over the last few decades, and it has transformed how many view the game. And although no metric can completely quantify the game as a whole, those in and ...

If you’ve ever played fantasy baseball, you might have heard experts discussing how a hot pitcher from last season is “due for regression based on their peripherals." There’s usually a lot at play ...

Small samples early in the season make pitching stats noisy, but some metrics stabilize quickly for meaningful evaluation. Baseball is a series of random events. Small samples of the season are ...

Yesterday, I wrote a blog post looking at two advanced stats I like to use in Fantasy leagues, and how I use them. There was some interest in the comments to make this a more regular thing, and I aim ...

I join many others in welcoming Bill Simmons to the statistical revolution in baseball. While statistics have always been an integral part of baseball, we have learned to tinker with them to more ...

If the internet made crowd noises, the sabermetrics section would have belted out quite a cheer when Zack Greinke, upon winning his 2009 American League Cy Young Award, uttered, “That’s how I try to ...

FIP, xFIP, BABIP and WAR ... I can't take it anymore! We're in the midst of baseball's statistical revolution, and as we delve deeper into the 21st century, there seems to be an increasingly endless ...

Baseball is a series of random events. Small samples of the season are difficult to evaluate and statistics often take several weeks to several months or more of baseball to become useful. However, ...