390:, Baseball Prospectus's Dave Pease declared in response to a question in the comments: "Basketball Prospectus will not be publishing any new content. We are going quiet. The archives will remain available. Thank you". On March 8, Pease had written: "You've probably noticed our Basketball Prospectus Premium coverage has been pretty quiet lately. You may have also noticed that our core pro writers, Kevin Pelton, Bradford Doolittle, and John Gasaway are now writing for ESPN Insider on a regular basis. Late last year, we learned that, following their completion of the Pro Basketball Prospectus 2012–13 and College Basketball Prospectus 2012–13 annuals, Kevin, Bradford, and John would be moving to ESPN on a full-time basis".
278:(BDD), an online blog devoted to baseball analysis and statistics. Joe Hamrahi, new Chief Financial Officer of PEV and founder of BDD, reported that "PEV's decision to acquire Baseball Digest Daily further enhances the content offerings of Baseball Prospectus by adding some of the game's best analysts as well as over 100 pages of baseball news and original content. In addition, BDD's player tracker provides a platform for serious fans and fantasy baseball enthusiasts to easily monitor the progress of their teams, allowing users to manipulate and track the progress of an unlimited set of players over a customized period of time".
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hygiene is above reproach". Wyers' final article for BP reviewed the history and process of the "brain drain" of sabermetricians as writers to baseball analytics specialists working for Major League
Baseball itself: "Colleges can crank out people who know and understand the tools, but the sabermetrics community has given teams people who have demonstrated that they can use those tools to find useful insights into the game of baseball. So teams court them as part of their effort to win games".
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be beneficial to the offense. For sacrifice bunts, they argue that the team is giving up more by sacrificing an out than they gain by advancing a runner one base. Their thinking is derived from the grid of expected runs in an inning based on the outs and runner situation, which shows that the sacrifice is detrimental to a team given average players in most of the situations in which it is typically used.
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1046:"I suppose that if stats mongers want to sit at their computers and play with these things all day long, that's their prerogative. But their attempt to introduce these new-age statistics into the game threatens to undermine most fans' enjoyment of baseball and the human factor therein. People play baseball. Numbers don't."
552:, in which aspiring writers submitted articles for evaluation by BP's staff members, with one contestant a week from among the final ten selected by the staff then voted off by the subscribers. At least three new regular BP writers (winner Ken Funck, Tim Kniker, and Matt Swartz) were discovered through this
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This new statistic was incorporated into BP's regular daily and seasonal statistical reports effective with the 2008 season but also calculated for previous seasons. It has also been incorporated into PECOTA estimates for 2008. The fundamental work on this metric was developed in a series of columns
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made the rounds on television and radio, claiming to have spoken to unnamed sources who had actually seen the agreement. Spokesmen for both Rose and Major League
Baseball refuted the claim, but Carroll and his colleagues insisted their reporting was accurate. No other news source confirmed the story.
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are overused in baseball. Teams will often attempt these plays when the score is close. Writers for
Baseball Prospectus often argue that teams are, on average, actually lowering their expected number of runs scored. They argue that stolen base attempts are not completed frequently enough for them to
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are poor reflections of a player's true contributions. For example, they have argued that RBIs are too dependent on factors outside of the player's control, namely the production of other hitters in the lineup. They similarly argue that wins are too affected by factors such as the team's offense and
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The website www.baseballprospectus.com, which contains articles, statistical reports, and fantasy baseball tools. The site contains some free content, although it has become increasingly available only by paid subscription. Authors write regular bylined columns on the site and numerous other writers
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contest. In addition, BP had added Eric
Seidman to its staff early in 2009 and then acquired Russell Carleton ("Pizza Cutter") and Colin Wyers in December 2009 to bolster its coverage of technical sabermetric issues. As late as the Fall of 2008, Seidman, Swartz, Carleton, Wyers, Daniel Novick and BP
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Wyers was hired away by the
Houston Astros in October 2013. In the press release announcing his hire, Jeff Luhnow noted, "Colin Wyers is a brilliant man with lots of well thought-out, practical, ideas. He is insuring the financial security of this company for years to come. Oh yes, and his personal
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Until 2007, when the site began to post general advertising, the premium subscriptions and book sales were
Baseball Prospectus' main source of revenues. Baseball Prospectus does not publish a financial report or information about its subscriber base, but it appears to have used its income to expand
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In
November 2011, Kevin Goldstein announced that he was stepping down as PEV's Managing Partner in favor of Joe Hamrahi. On March 3, 2012, Hamrahi announced that Steven Goldman was stepping down as Editor-in-Chief of BaseballProspectus.com; Goldman had taken a position as a lead baseball writer for
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Given the competing career opportunities for some of BP's best-known and most statistics-savvy analysts, maintaining a fresh supply of sabermetrically sophisticated writers remains a challenge. During the 2009 baseball season, BP ran a multi-week open talent search competition in the spirit of the
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has a corps of staff writers who publish articles on a regular (typically weekly) basis under a featured heading. In addition, occasional articles are published by other BP staff or freelance authors. Some former regular writers no longer appear on the site but are employed on the staffs of major
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said, "Over the course of a game, a month, a season or a career, there is virtually no evidence that any player or group of players possesses an ability to outperform his established level of ability in clutch situations, however defined." They cite studies which find that there is insignificant
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Another type of criticism comes from those who believe that by broadening its coverage and audience, Baseball
Prospectus is becoming more like the mainstream media and losing what made it unique. In response to a question along this line in an on-line chat, Silver
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The annual
Internet Baseball Awards (IBA) are based on fan voting. They started in 1991 with the Most Valuable Player, Cy Young (pitcher), and Rookie of the Year awards, in each of the two major leagues. In 1998, an award for Manager of the Year was added in each
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taking the role of
Managing Editor and announcing the lineup of principal writer-analysts for the site. Initially, this website did not require a subscription for access, but it introduced subscriptions in 2011 for access to most of the material on the site.
414:, with the publication of the first annual set of forecasts. "That first year, BP charged $ 20 for a statistics guide produced on a photocopier. It printed around 300 copies and sold about 170 to fellow statheads, even though the book was missing the
576:(PECOTA, the "Fantasy Focus" series of articles, forecast manager and other fantasy tools). BP HAS also published monographs on specialized topics, including the application of sabermetric analysis to historical topics – an emphasis clearly seen in
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Reflecting its legacy as a group of sabermetricians who met over the Internet, BP has no "main office." Working for BP is a second or part-time job for many of the regular staff, who conduct their work for BP in their own home offices.
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in a "premium" section that could be accessed only by subscription. However, in May 2011, BP "announced it has made its entire archive of premium and fantasy content over one year old completely and permanently free to the public".
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contribute occasional articles. The site also covers baseball history as well as current issues and events, including games and series, injuries, forecasts, player profiles, baseball finance, and the player marketplace.
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Idol finalist Brian Cartwright made up the entire staff of "Statistically Speaking" aka StatSpeak at MVN.com. Carleton left the BP staff in May 2010, but returned in July 2012. Seidman and Swartz left in February 2011.
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argued that clutch hitting ability does exist to a degree. He argued that although not as important as traditional baseball analysis would suggest, clutch hitting ability was more significant than other
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analysis of baseball. BP has a staff of regular columnists and provides advanced statistics as well as player and team performance projections on the site. Since 1996 the BP staff has also published a
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studies had shown. The article also found there to be a connection between clutch hitting ability and situational hitting, or the ability to adjust a hitting approach to fit the given situation.
918:(VORP) – a measurement of the number of runs contributed by a player over the expected level of performance the average team can obtain if it needs to replace a starting player at minimal cost.
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In a series of articles in 2004, James Click argued that sacrifice bunts are beneficial in some situations, dependent on the quality of the batter at the plate and the situation in the game.
418:. 'It was terrible,' recalls Kahrl, 'but it nevertheless didn't discourage us.' Within a few years Brassey's Inc. published the guide, which grew to about 3,000 copies. By 2007 it reached
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By the beginning of the 2011 baseball season, none of BP's founders was an active contributor to the website or publications, though some of their earlier articles were included in two
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On April 30, 2012, PEV's Managing Partner Joe Hamrahi announced that "Dan Brooks, Harry Pavlidis, and Brooks Baseball have agreed to team up and join forces with Baseball Prospectus.
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was stepping down as its Managing Partner, and Kevin Goldstein was assuming this role. At that time, PEV relinquished its previously announced financial interest in Silver's
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From a brand standpoint, we're more concerned about differentiation based on quality than differentiation based on where we fall on sort of the "saberpolitical" spectrum.
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Baseball Prospectus writers promote several theories on proper baseball management and analysis, many of which are contrary to those of conventional baseball wisdom.
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its breadth of coverage, and it has not increased its subscription prices since initiating its premium service. It also offers a subscription to those interested in
1252:"Prospectus Entertainment Ventures (Owner of Baseball Prospectus) Announces Acquisition of Baseball Digest Daily (BDD)", by Joe Hamrahi, Tuesday, October 14, 2008.
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Baseball Prospectus has originated several popular new statistical tools that have become hallmarks of baseball analysis. Baseball Prospectus is accredited by the
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Every year, BP publishes a print guide to the upcoming baseball season, called the "annual." The annual contains essays on each team and other topics, as well as
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Although the site maintains a strong sabermetric core and has expanded its statistical databases, it regularly attends to issues such as baseball prospects (the
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In January 2010, PEV's Managing Partner Kevin Goldstein reported that one of BP's founding members, Joe Sheehan, had departed the organization. He reported that
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friends and customers could get more information about the Baseball Prospectus annual, which we'd just self-published with an imposing print run of about 200".
681:, the daily Baseball Prospectus podcast, ran on the site until episode 1006, when Sam Miller left to join ESPN. As of August 2020, the podcast continues on
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Dan Fox joined the Pirates front office in April 2008 to become their Director of Player Systems Development. See Dan Fox, "Schrodinger's Bat: Opus 100",
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On March 19, 2008, Imagine Sports announced a strategic partnership with PEV and Baseball Prospectus. Imagine sports owns the baseball simulation engine "
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572:), international baseball, the economics and business of baseball (valuation of players, team and stadium finances, the player marketplace), and
372:. Ben Lindbergh was named Managing Editor of Baseball Prospectus on March 5, 2012 and Editor-in-Chief of Baseball Prospectus on July 13, 2012.
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The MVN.com network went belly up in December 2009 for financial reasons. See Evan Brunell, "The End of the Most Valuable Network, MVN.com",
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668:). The latter was chosen by the editors of Amazon.com as the best book on baseball (and third best on sports in general) published in 2006.
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Dave Pease, "Welcome to Big September", BaseballProspectus.com, September 19, 2011: "On September 19, 1996, we registered the domain name
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Baseball Prospectus was widely criticized for publishing and aggressively promoting a 2003 story claiming that banished player/manager
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website would be joining the Baseball Prospectus family. In February 2011, Perrotto was replaced as Editor-in-Chief by Steven Goldman.
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Baseball Prospectus writers use a wide variety of sabermetric tools. Among the major tools that they are credited with inventing are:
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Equivalent Baserunning Runs (EqBRR) – a statistic indicating a player's rate of run production resulting from his baserunning.
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political analysis website; he resigned his executive post at BP and handed over management of PECOTA to other BP staff.
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In 2012 Goldstein became the Pro Scouting Coordinator for the Astros. See Kevin Goldstein, "Goodbye to the Internet",
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wrote in an article that he did not want to hear or read about new-age baseball statistics any more (referencing
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889:(JAWS) – a metric "invented by Jay Jaffe to assess a player's worthiness for enshrinement in the Hall of Fame."
880:(EqA) – a combination of various hitting numbers designed to express a player's overall offensive contribution.
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projections and analysis for every Major League player and many prospects. BP also publishes a separate annual
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Pitcher Abuse Points (PAP) – a measure of the impact of a particular start by a pitcher on his arm, based on
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and is hosted by Miller, former BP editor-in-chief Ben Lindbergh and FanGraphs managing editor Meg Rowley.
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Baseball Prospectus was founded in 1996 by Gary Huckabay, who recruited the initial contributor group of
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Mind Game: How the Boston Red Sox Got Smart, Won a World Series, and Created a New Blueprint for Winning
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and a variation on Pitcher Abuse Points. Woolner left BP in May 2007 to join the front office of the
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for the Indians. From 2001 to 2007 he wrote "Aim For The Head" columns for BP.com. Woolner invented
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approach favored by Baseball Prospectus has gained significant acceptance by the management of many
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Baseball Prospectus writers assert that teams are typically inefficient in their use of their best
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Baseball Prospectus writers often successfully argue that traditional baseball statistics such as
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697:, a twice-weekly podcast on various baseball topics hosted by BP editor-in-chief Craig Goldstein,
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had been elevated to full-time status on the BP staff and would become the new Editor-in-Chief of
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analysts, are criticized for taking the human aspect out of the game of baseball. For example,
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Kevin Pelton and Bradford Doolittle, "Pro Basketball Prospectus, 2009–10: Our Newest Book",
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blog. At the same time, it was announced that BP has a partnership relationship with
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Nate Silver, "The State of the Prospectus: Now Serving Beer ... and Tacos",
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Colin Wyers, "Manufactured Runs: Moments of Transition, Moments of Revelation",
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Baseball Prospectus is formally an entity of Prospectus Entertainment Ventures,
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annual as well as several other books devoted to baseball analysis and history.
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assumed the role of the Executive Editor, and Andrew Rothstein, the founder of
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Baseball Between the Numbers: Why Everything You Know about the Game Is Wrong
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Baseball Between the Numbers: Why Everything You Know about the Game Is Wrong
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Baseball Between the Numbers: Why Everything You Know about the Game Is Wrong
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Kevin Goldstein, "State of the Prospectus: The Year and the Decade to Come",
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by Dan Fox. See, for example, Dan Fox, Schrodinger's Bat: The Running Man",
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a new website for the analysis of men's college and pro basketball, with
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Joe Hamrahi, "Brooks Baseball Joins Forces with Baseball Prospectus",
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based on park-adjusted hits, walks, strikeouts, and home runs allowed.
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for purchase online in October 2009. Subsequently, it published both
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Aaron Gleeman, "Astros hire Baseball Prospectus analysis Mike Fast,
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writer Emma Baccellieri, and Bradford William Davis of the New York
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correlation between year-to-year performance in clutch situations.
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league baseball organizations, including as of 2014 Keith Woolner (
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Dave Pease, "State of Basketball Prospectus: A Brief Announcement
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Joe Hamrahi, "Lindbergh and Evans Help Chart New Course for BP",
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Nate Silver, "How Sabermetrics Helps Build a Better Ballgame",
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with extensive reporting on minor league and amateur prospects.
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with the intent of providing cutting-edge analysis of hockey.
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bestseller list, topping 70,000 copies at $ 21.95 a pop."
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s Deep: How Baseball Prospectus Is Like The Oakland A's
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research; publish advanced baseball statistics such as
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Perry, Dayn; Woolner, Keith (2006). Jonah Keri (ed.).
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This carries on the tradition established by the late
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On March 24, 2009, Baseball Prospectus announced that
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On October 14, 2008, PEV announced the acquisition of
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For several years, Prospectus Entertainment Ventures (
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began in 1997 primarily as a way to present original
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1893:"For All You Kids Out There - New York Mets Podcast"
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1383:Kevin Goldstein, "Organizational Announcement",
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2482:"Report called 'unfounded' and 'irresponsible'"
779:Clutch hitter § Does clutch hitting exist?
115:) is an organization that publishes a website,
2563:Articles by BP writers in ESPN Insider archive
2398:Nate Silver, "An Open Letter to Murray Chass,"
1718:Tim Lemke, "Baseball Prospectus Finds Niche",
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603:Baseball Prospectus creates several products:
236:), was published in October 2008. It released
1409:Joe Hamrahi, "BP Names New Managing Editor",
2558:Articles by BP writers in ESPN archive, 2003
1915:"Stolen Signs - Baseball Statistics Podcast"
1544:Manager of Baseball Research & Analytics
754:Baseball Prospectus Internet Baseball Awards
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1736:"Order the 2020 Baseball Prospectus Books!"
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138:and thus eligible to vote for nominees for
2507:"Why isn't Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame?"
1396:Joe Hamrahi, "Thank you, Steven Goldman",
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580:(2005 – a history of the Boston Red Sox),
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2400:BaseballProspectus.com, February 27, 2007
2213:BaseballProspectus.com, September 7, 2006
2098:. New York: Basic Books. pp. 49–50.
2029:. New York: Basic Books. pp. 14–34.
1524:BaseballProspectus.com, February 27, 2006
1448:Basketball Prospectus.com, March 15, 2013
1385:BaseballProspectus.com, November 28, 2012
1372:BaseballProspectus.com, February 25, 2010
849:Views on sacrifice bunts and stolen bases
588:(2007 – about historical pennant races).
1528:BaseballProspectus.com, December 1, 2006
1185:BasketballProspectus (September 2, 2009)
264:) in both print and online (PDF) modes.
136:Baseball Writers' Association of America
132:Baseball Writers' Association of America
2176:"When Does it Make Sense to Sacrifice?"
2054:. New York: Basic Books. pp. 1–4.
2025:Silver, Nate (2006). Jonah Keri (ed.).
1662:"Prospectus Idol: Meet the Finalists",
1334:BaseballProspectus.com, January 4, 2010
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927:Defense Independent Pitching Statistics
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226:College Basketball Prospectus 2008–2009
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2050:Keri, Jonah (2006). Jonah Keri (ed.).
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1370:Marc Normandin, "The New BP Fantasy",
1314:BaseballProspectus.com, March 24, 2009
1024:Baseball Prospectus, as well as other
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242:College Basketball Prospectus 2010–11
181:for the publication and promotion of
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1511:BaseballProspectus.com, May 23, 2011
1197:Imagine Sports strategic partnership
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2140:"Stolen Bases and How to Use Them"
1959:"Three-Quarters Delivery Archives"
1613:HardballTalk.com, January 24, 2012
1572:Coordinator of Baseball Operations
887:Jaffe Wins Above Replacement Score
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208:On October 10, 2007, PEV launched
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1263:"International Sports Management"
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254:Pro Basketball Prospectus 2010–11
238:Pro Basketball Prospectus 2009–10
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2494:"Baseball Denies Deal with Rose"
2279:"Baseball Prospectus - Glossary"
2238:"Baseball Prospectus | Glossary"
2156:Run expectancy matrix available
1981:"There Is No Offseason Archives"
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1937:"The Infinite Inning Archives"
1785:. FanGraphs. December 28, 2016
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142:'s post-season awards and the
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2587:Basketball Prospectus website
2582:Baseball Daily Digest website
1555:Value over replacement player
1040:Value over replacement player
916:Value over replacement player
472:Davenport Translations (DT's)
2342:"Home - Baseball Prospectus"
2305:"The Science of Forecasting"
1849:"Flags Fly Forever Archives"
1758:"Best Books of 2006: Sports"
1155:"Sheehan as Managing Editor"
1014:
853:Many writers argue that the
658:Baseball Between the Numbers
586:It Ain't Over 'til It's Over
582:Baseball Between the Numbers
7:
2577:Baseball Prospectus website
2179:(links to part 1 of series)
925:'s pathbreaking article on
764:
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593:Best of Baseball Prospectus
546:popular television program
534:in the front office of the
482:forecasts, and some of its
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2309:Baseball Prospectus Basics
2283:www.baseballprospectus.com
2265:Baseball Prospectus Basics
2198:Baseball Prospectus Basics
2144:Baseball Prospectus Basics
2125:Baseball Prospectus Basics
2081:Baseball Prospectus Basics
2012:Baseball Prospectus Basics
1549:December 19, 2015, at the
1347:"Cot's Baseball Contracts"
1125:"BasketballProspectus.com"
776:
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709:For All You Kids Out There
606:
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183:Football Outsiders Almanac
2592:Hockey Prospectus website
2467:December 5, 2008, at the
2447:November 2, 2006, at the
2162:here for paid subscribers
1351:mlbcontracts.blogspot.com
1248:October 17, 2008, at the
304:Puck Prospectus 2010–2011
284:(www.fivethirtyeight.com)
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2225:Baseball Prospectus 2008
1871:"Five and Dive Archives"
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1129:basketballprospectus.com
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1020:Criticism of methodology
748:Internet Baseball Awards
379:is the premier site for
350:Cot's Baseball Contracts
219:BasketballProspectus.com
2627:American sport websites
1453:March 11, 2013, at the
1319:March 27, 2009, at the
1218:baseballdigestdaily.com
1042:specifically), saying:
727:Three-Quarters Delivery
566:First Year Player Draft
195:Pro Football Prospectus
2568:Articles by BP writers
2330:on September 28, 2007.
2121:"How to Run a Bullpen"
1827:"Effectively Wild Pod"
1626:BaseballProspectus.com
1598:July 22, 2009, at the
1589:BaseballProspectus.com
1494:baseballprospectus.com
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514:and others), Dan Fox (
499:BaseballProspectus.com
460:BaseballProspectus.com
342:BaseballProspectus.com
210:Basketball Prospectus,
193:), before 2009 called
117:BaseballProspectus.com
2597:FootballOutsiders.com
2427:Nate Silver, "Chat",
2240:. Baseball Prospectus
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1738:. Baseball Prospectus
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737:There Is No Offseason
570:minor league baseball
484:statistical databases
433:Major League Baseball
276:Baseball Digest Daily
269:Diamond Mind Baseball
224:s first annual book,
144:Baseball Hall of Fame
140:Major League Baseball
1721:The Washington Times
1294:on February 26, 2009
933:Notable contributors
841:, using him in only
2617:Baseball statistics
2612:Baseball mass media
2346:Baseball Prospectus
2077:"Measuring Offense"
1723:(December 10, 2006)
1690:Baseball Prospectus
739:) a dynasty league
721:The Infinite Inning
435:clubs, notably the
416:St. Louis Cardinals
125:Baseball Prospectus
109:Baseball Prospectus
99:Current status
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2496:, August 14, 2003.
2484:, August 12, 2003.
2471:, August 12, 2003.
2451:, August 12, 2003.
2414:Baseball Analysts,
2378:The New York Times
2158:here for all users
1805:"Effectively Wild"
1267:puckprospectus.com
1224:on October 5, 2008
1035:The New York Times
878:Equivalent average
699:Sports Illustrated
516:Pittsburgh Pirates
421:The New York Times
377:BrooksBaseball.net
179:Football Outsiders
67:baseballprospectus
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2550:Journalism portal
2259:Jazayerli, Rany.
2192:Davenport, Clay.
1559:Cleveland Indians
1135:on April 12, 2018
1098:Former BP writer
869:Statistical tools
689:Flags Fly Forever
536:Toronto Blue Jays
532:player evaluation
504:Cleveland Indians
449:Baseball Abstract
441:Cleveland Indians
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