Podcast appearances and mentions of era fip

Doug (@coachingish) and Mike (@SPStreamer) bring on Chris (@baseballpods)! We first discuss what Chris does and his awesome twitter account. Then we move on to our main topic, pitchers with large ERA and FIP differentials. We finish off this awesome episode with some fun questions for Chris.Bite-sized brief:- Podcats tournament- Chris' website- Pitchers with large ERA-FIP differentials- Questions for Chris- Tons of podcast recommendations

This Monday show started out with a Monday Mailbag question regarding the new seven-inning doubleheaders and how to handicap those. After host Adam Burke answered that, he talked about offense being down around the league, how oddsmakers have already adjusted, and about what we saw over the weekend between the A’s and Astros, Rays and Yankees, and Royals and Twins. Adam talked about some bullpen regression signs and some starting pitchers with noteworthy ERA/FIP splits that are likely to induce some line moves before giving a pick for Monday’s card. He wrapped up the show with thoughts on White Sox vs. Tigers, Marlins vs. Blue Jays, Diamondbacks vs. Rockies, and Athletics vs. Angels.

This Monday show started out with a Monday Mailbag question regarding the new seven-inning doubleheaders and how to handicap those. After host Adam Burke answered that, he talked about offense being down around the league, how oddsmakers have already adjusted, and about what we saw over the weekend between the A’s and Astros, Rays and Yankees, and Royals and Twins. Adam talked about some bullpen regression signs and some starting pitchers with noteworthy ERA/FIP splits that are likely to induce some line moves before giving a pick for Monday’s card. He wrapped up the show with thoughts on White Sox vs. Tigers, Marlins vs. Blue Jays, Diamondbacks vs. Rockies, and Athletics vs. Angels.

This Monday show started out with a Monday Mailbag question regarding the new seven-inning doubleheaders and how to handicap those. After host Adam Burke answered that, he talked about offense being down around the league, how oddsmakers have already adjusted, and about what we saw over the weekend between the A’s and Astros, Rays and Yankees, and Royals and Twins.Adam talked about some bullpen regression signs and some starting pitchers with noteworthy ERA/FIP splits that are likely to induce some line moves before giving a pick for Monday’s card. He wrapped up the show with thoughts on White Sox vs. Tigers, Marlins vs. Blue Jays, Diamondbacks vs. Rockies, and Athletics vs. Angels.

Host Adam Burke took listeners into The Bettor’s Box to chat about some pitchers to have your eye on once the baseball season actually rolls around. Adam took a look at some of the biggest ERA-FIP discrepancies out there from 2019 and talked about why they are a thing and what they mean going forward. These are names that you’ll want to file away for the start of the season and also for your fantasy baseball drafts when you are eyeing those pitchers in the later rounds. Adam looked at potential positive regression candidates and potential negative regression candidates based on the statistics from last year. Write these names down and keep them in mind. We’ll be talking about a lot more of them as we go forward.

For this episode, I am joined by Garrick (@GPaut) as we discuss pitchers who had big ERA-FIP differentials in 2019. We discuss some pitchers who got lucky and also others who were unlucky. Dakota Hudson 1:10 Mike Leake 4:15 Julio Teheran 7:15 Mike Soroka 9:30 Chris Sale 12:15 German Marquez 15:00 Noah Syndergaard 18:30 Spencer Turnbull 24:00 Follow us on Twitter @SPStreamer Check out our website SPStreamer.com

Even though it's a holiday, it's a Monday, which means that host Adam Burke has a new edition of The Bettor's Box for our BangTheBook Radio listeners. Adam took the airwaves to recap what we saw last weekend in series between the Braves and Cardinals, Phillies and Brewes, and Red Sox and Astros. He took a look at the pitchers with the biggest ERA-FIP and wOBA-xwOBA differences to give you an idea of which pitchers are in line for positive regression, negative regression, and some better fortunes. A look Down the Lines recapped line moves from last week and Adam also took a look at five series for this week, with his thoughts on Padres vs. Yankees, Indians vs. Red Sox, Brewers vs. Twins, Cardinals vs. Phillies, and Cubs vs. Astros.

Host Adam Burke doesn’t like to take days off with The Bettor’s Box or on BangTheBook Radio, so Memorial Day or not, the show went on as scheduled. After some opening remarks about the holiday, Adam got down to it with thoughts on Braves vs. Cardinals, Phillies vs. Brewers, and also Red Sox vs. Astros. Then he looked at the big ERA-FIP and wOBA-xwOBA regression guys to get out in front of line moves and look for betting opportunities. A recap of line moves from the weekend in the Down the Lines segment gave way to today’s show free pick. Adam then previewed Padres vs. Yankees, Indians vs. Red Sox, Brewers vs. Twins, Cardinals vs. Phillies, and Cubs vs. Astros to round out the show.

Host Adam Burke doesn’t like to take days off with The Bettor’s Box or on BangTheBook Radio, so Memorial Day or not, the show went on as scheduled. After some opening remarks about the holiday, Adam got down to it with thoughts on Braves vs. Cardinals, Phillies vs. Brewers, and also Red Sox vs. Astros. Then he looked at the big ERA-FIP and wOBA-xwOBA regression guys to get out in front of line moves and look for betting opportunities.A recap of line moves from the weekend in the Down the Lines segment gave way to today’s show free pick. Adam then previewed Padres vs. Yankees, Indians vs. Red Sox, Brewers vs. Twins, Cardinals vs. Phillies, and Cubs vs. Astros to round out the show.

The Bettor's Box is the premier baseball betting podcast in the industry and host Adam Burke was here on May 2 to deliver another edition of the show. On this one, Adam talked about the results for A's vs. Red Sox and also the first three games of Padres vs. Braves. Then he looked at some regression candidates on the pitching side using LOB%, ERA-FIP, and wOBA-xwOBA. After that, it was time for our weekly Exit Velocity update. A quick look Down the Lines and the absence of a pick for tonight with just two night games segued into a look at the weekend ahead, with thoughts on five series, including Cardinals vs. Cubs, Mariners vs. Indians, Royals vs. Tigers, Dodgers vs. Padres, and Astros vs. Angels.

On this May 2 edition of The Bettor’s Box, host Adam Burke went Beyond the Box Score to recap A’s vs. Red Sox and Padres vs. Braves at the top of the show. Then he looked at some pitcher regression candidates based on a variety of stats, like LOB%, ERA-FIP, and xwOBA, which are all important metrics to consider as sample sizes increase. After this week’s Exit Velocity update, Adam recapped some line moves dating back to Monday and then previewed five series for this weekend. He talked about Cardinals vs. Cubs, Mariners vs. Indians, Royals vs. Tigers, Dodgers vs. Padres, and Astros vs. Angels, which will be played in Mexico.

On this May 2 edition of The Bettor’s Box, host Adam Burke went Beyond the Box Score to recap A’s vs. Red Sox and Padres vs. Braves at the top of the show. Then he looked at some pitcher regression candidates based on a variety of stats, like LOB%, ERA-FIP, and xwOBA, which are all important metrics to consider as sample sizes increase.After this week’s Exit Velocity update, Adam recapped some line moves dating back to Monday and then previewed five series for this weekend. He talked about Cardinals vs. Cubs, Mariners vs. Indians, Royals vs. Tigers, Dodgers vs. Padres, and Astros vs. Angels, which will be played in Mexico.

Alan Harrison (@TheFantasyFix) and co-host Todd Clark (@lunchmade) start episode 20 discussing some box score tidbits from Tuesday, 4/23 including four two homer games from Franmil Reyes, Travis Shaw, Luke Voit and Xander Bogaerts. The guys touch on some additional news and notes such as Blake Snell returning from his furniture moving accident and Chris Sale's sound performance today. Alan talks about his recent ERA-FIP article, how to use it as trade tool and some players that popped on the most recent run.  Lastly, some initial DFS thoughts were discussed for Wednesday’s split slate. Give a listen below or download the podcast in iTunes, Stitcher or Google Play. To get your fantasy baseball questions answered on the podcast in the future, please send us a note on Twitter New podcast music courtesy of Beats by Yams. Many thanks to him – check out his SoundCloud.

On this edition of the Nasty Cast, the boys talk Anthony Rizzo, Matt Chapman, Gleyber Torres, and the Mets infield. They also look into some potential buy-low pitchers using ERA-FIP, dive into a few bullpens, talk prospects, and round out the show with weekend streaming options. You can follow the show and the hosts on Twitter @NastyCastBGFS @NathanDokken @ManlyVanLee @therealmaday and you can follow their work at BigGuyFantasySports.com!

Wednesday's Sabermetrics handicapping is discussed with forum guest Basewinner and host Gill Alexander. Plus, some glaring ERA-FIP numbers on today's MLB board, and some afternoon and evening free picks on today's Betting Dork podcast. (May 5, 2010)

Wednesday's Sabermetrics handicapping is discussed with forum guest Basewinner and host Gill Alexander. Plus, some glaring ERA-FIP numbers on today's MLB board, and some afternoon and evening free picks on today's Betting Dork podcast. (May 5, 2010)