The Reds are all by themselves in the NL Central
According to the Boston Globe, the Reds are the only NL Central team that still leans towards using traditional methods
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According to the Boston Globe, the Reds are the only NL Central team that still leans towards using traditional methods
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Read MoreJust when I think I have a handle on who actually started using advanced analytics in baseball I found I’m
Read MoreAccording to a report available from ReportStack.com, the sports analytics market is expected to grow fromĀ $125 million in 2014 to
Read MoreOn his blog, Michael Lopez looks to end the argument of the impact of deflation on fumbling once and for
Read MoreMatthew Trueblood from Baseball Prospectus writes about the rate at which opposing pitchers are avoiding the strike zone against the
Read MoreNow that Joey Votto is crushing the baseball, the should he walk/should he hit discussion has died down. But not
Read MoreYes, at 19-6 the St. Louis Cardinals are off to their best start since 1899. But just think where they
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