Archive for March, 2010
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Wednesday, March 31st, 2010This is yesterday’s chart again with two new columns. Next to the (TB+BB)/IP is ((TB+BB)/IP)/ratio, which is how many times bigger that pitcher’s (TB+BB)/IP is than his ratio ((H+BB)/IP). The column next to that is percentage of hits that the pitcher allowed with the Phils in ‘09 that went for extra-bases:
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Ratio race
Tuesday, March 30th, 2010Here are the ratios ((H+BB)/IP) and (TB+BB)/IP for the 17 Phillies pitchers who faced more than 100 batters last season. They are ordered by innings pitched:
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Exchange ratio
Monday, March 29th, 2010Just wanted to start by saying that there was a point about the Phillies coming. I mean, not today, but it’s coming.
Whether you call it ratio or WHIP, thanks to fantasy baseball, most fans are familiar with the idea of hits plus walks over innings pitched.
There’s a big limitation to that stat, of […]
Third word
Friday, March 26th, 2010Placido Polanco hasn’t played third base for a while, but how good was he when he did? The table below looks at each of the years of his career in which he has played at least 100 innings at third and compares his Total Fielding Runs Above Average (Rtot/yr) per season as calculated by […]
Early show with David Herndon
Thursday, March 25th, 2010David Herndon might be on the Phillies opening day roster or he might not, but he’s making it pretty tough to ignore how well he’s pitching. Herdon has allowed four hits and four walks over nine scoreless innings this spring.
Herndon has an impressive walk rate in his minor league career. He’s […]