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Park-adjusted hitting, run prevention with the luck stripped out, and defensive value, weighted and blended for all 30 teams. Full breakdowns for both leagues are up now. Here's what stood out before
I built a weighted model to rank the top five teams in both leagues, and the results are surprising
I built a weighted model to rank the top five teams in both leagues, and the results are surprising
Two months, the same sentence, the same problem. Read the transcripts.
Six runs at Fenway on Tuesday, pulled in the fifth. The box score already looks bad, and the numbers underneath say it is about to look worse.
Misiorowski gives a little back for the third week running, Chase Burns cracks the NL five, and Merrill Kelly takes over the worst ERA-to-expected gap in baseball.
We called Ortiz in November. We called Schanuel in July. The board has four more names nobody has written about yet.
The Walk Column, the Leverage Index, and the Nightly Failure Mode Nobody Is Naming.
A Sunday Story about a $1,000 contract, a two-homer debut off a Hall of Famer, and how one Cuban shortstop turned one unforgettable afternoon into three championships.
Bases Gained found the five biggest surprises of the last two weeks. Only one of them has a name you'd know
Our model flagged these pickups in July. CBS spent this week ranking call-ups. The gaps haven't closed.
The Receipts Are Already Coming In. Boston Looks Right. San Diego Looks Exposed. And One Team the Standings Are Ignoring Might Be the Best Story in Baseball.
A Sunday Story about the MVP of the 1914 World Series who served in both World Wars and never once chased the fame.
A full-season split of every MLB team's hitting, pitching, and defense reveals which 2026 second-half turnarounds are real, and which front offices don't believe their own numbers.
