By Frankie Piliere
Through consultation of some good statistical minds, I believe that I now have a more firm understanding of what our new pitching statistic really is measuring and how it can be applied. Pitches Towards Outs measures a pitchers dominance. Yes, dominance. It sounds bold but that’s what it is I [...]
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PTO% At Work: Crowner Of Aces?
Posted in Statistical Analysis on March 29, 2008 | 10 Comments »
Pitching Efficiency: Pitches Toward Outs
Posted in Statistical Analysis on March 23, 2008 | 18 Comments »
by Frankie Piliere
Yes, we do makes posts on Easter Sunday. This post is worth it. Coming off a first-hand scouting report from the Cape Cod League, I wanted to follow up with a study I conducted using the Cape pitchers as my guinea pigs. Is it even sabermetrics or just for statheads? I don’t think [...]
AB:BB – A Measure Of League Difficulty?
Posted in Statistical Analysis on March 21, 2008 | 9 Comments »
by Frankie Piliere
Both myself and Kiley plan to put some of our raw thoughts and ideas on this blog quite frequently so we hope you enjoy stuff like this beyond all the other forms of analysis. If there are any new ways to look at baseball or any opening to analyze something that hasn’t [...]
