Written by Zach Fein
This isn't an article to review how various projection systems did in their predictions; nor is it one to make any "spin" of some sort on the stats that follow...
Written by Zach Fein
Baseball has Runs Created, Base Runs, Extrapolated Runs, et al, to estimate the number of runs a player scored using only stats such as singles, doubles, triples, etc...
Written by Zach Fein
There are several formulas out there that can be used to estimate a team's "real" record: Pythagorean Formula, Pythagenport, Pythagenpat, etc. Some use run differential and some use a run-to-runs-allowed ratio...
Written by Zach Fein
In my Sunday Modifying Football's Pythagorean Theorem article, I stated that 2.64 was the optimal exponent for football. Except that it isn't...
Written by Zach Fein
In his 1980 Baseball Abstract, Bill James introduced a statistic that could predict a team's future winning percentage more precisely than their simple win/loss record, called Pythagorean Winning Percentage...
Written by Bevan Bolland
Bevan Bolland examines how the exploits of the Oakland A's could benefit English Premier League clubs.
Written by Kanka
Pizza Cutter over at MVN had a great introductory post on how to get started in sabermetrics. In addition to linking to many of the great stats blogs out there, he offers this piece of advice: Draw from your background...
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