Podcasts about sabermetric

In The Pen 77 - Rick Graham (@IAmRickGraham) and Jake Crumpler (@jakecrumpler) run through the advanced statistics leaderboards and identify interesting relievers off to hot starts.

In The Pen 77 - Rick Graham (@IAmRickGraham) and Jake Crumpler (@jakecrumpler) run through the advanced statistics leaderboards and identify interesting relievers off to hot starts.Join: PL+ | PL Pro Proud member of the Pitcher List Podcast Network

Welcome to episode one of Sabermetric school! Bring your notebooks and pencils as we take a deep dive into the basic and advanced stats of the game of baseball, and how we use them to compare players. In this first episode, we will start with basic offensive terms and work our way up to some of the advanced metrics we see used in the game today. We'll talk about how some of the super fancy "+" metrics let us look at players in ways we never had possible for, and why it's important. Statistics have changed the way that front offices around the league build their teams, including down to the way that they draft their prospects. This series aims to make these advanced terms more accessible as they shape the game going into the future. Part two will be coming later where we'll talk about pitching and fielding basic/advanced terms. All music used in this podcast is owned by NoCopyrightSounds. Links are below Intro: Song: T & Sugah x NCT - Stardust (feat. Miyoki)(Rex Hooligan Remix)[NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://NCS.io/StardustRMX Watch: http://youtu.be/ Outro: Song: Beatcore & Ashley Apollodor - Everyday [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/Everyday Watch: http://youtu.be/eYByk569e90 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/atthecorner/support

In this hour of The Run Line, Hosts Adam Burke and Holden Kushner take a look at the game already in progress in Sunday Night Baseball. Adam Burke goes into his Sabermetric of the Week which talks about LOB% ( Left On Base Percentage).  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott talks with Basewinner about the Los Angeles Angels and answers two member questions: Why does Basewinner still have the Angels offense rated so high, and why is he backing off them now despite the daily model projections usually still showing value on them? Also, BW revisits Madison Bumgarner as he makes his return back to the D'Backs rotation. What is Basewinner's take away from MadBum's awful start to his D'Back career. Plus, podcast regular segments of in-depth NL West Standings, Sabermetric, and Weekly standing and review of RISP vs. Full comparisons on both Offense and Defense to identify potential regression. Download episode charts

Basewinner and Scott review the 2020 teams that hit the best vs. specific pitch types. This could be helpful with pitch mix game analysis. In-depth NL West Standings, Sabermetric, and Weekly standings. Basewinner reviews RISP vs. Full comparisons on both Offense and Defense to identify potential regression. NL West starting pitcher spotlight is on Kenley Jansen. Basewinner still likes him goes over the reasons why plus a quick but important lesson in MLB analyzing him has brought out again.   Download extra content here

Basewinner and Scott review the teams that have outperformed or fallen behind their pre-season expectations. This could be helpful to identify potential regression candidates. In-depth NL West Standings, Sabermetric and Weekly standings. Basewinner reviews RISP vs. Full comparisons on both Offense and Defense to identify potential regression. NL West starting pitcher spotlight is on Merril Kelly. Basewinner is upbeat on him and goes over the reasons why. Download extra content

Featuring Guest Host, my daughter Janèe! The latest Cardinals news, Reds Pre-season topics, Stephanie's and Janèe's Rules and Rants, Sabermetric of the day – Defensive Runs Saved, and Tony Gwynn.

Latest MLB news on a 2020 season, Milwaukee Brewers and their preseason topics, Sabermetric of the Day - WHIP, A Player You May Not Know But You Should – Mookie Betts, and The Machine – Albert Pujols. Beats Prod. By Moses

Yadier Molina's comments about his future as a Cardinal, another MLB idea for a 2020 season, A Player You May Not Know But You Should – Amir Garrett of the Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates pre-season topics, Sabermetric of the day – Fielding Independent Pitching, eight years of Trout and Harper, Why We Love Baseball, Why is the pitching mound the height it is?

Possible sequestered season in AZ, Cubs spring headlines, Sabermetric of the day – OPS, A player you may not know but you should, and a baseball history discussion and its impact on the game today.

This episode features Cardinals spring training discussions, my first visit to Spring Training, Status of the 2020 season, Sabermetric of the day, New rules for 2020, and a player you may not know but you should.

In the depths of the simultaneous offseasons for the primary revenue college sports, there lies perhaps the most exciting NCAA Tournament of them all— the race to the College World Series*. *- Don’t believe me? Turn on the ESPN at-bat station (probably on ESPNU) on Friday and through the weekend. Thank me later. As such, the folks at Tar Heel Blog had to preview it. Joining host Chad Floyd is staff writer Jake Lawrence, whose piece breaking down the Chapel Hill Regional drops later today.  We discuss:  Strategies for navigating the quick four-team double-elimination tournament, from a pitching perspective;Mike Fox’s recent embrace of the Sabermetric revolution;The depth of the UNC offense, including Aaron Sabato and Michael Busch;Tennessee’s difficult yet impressive run through the SEC;Chad’s struggles to find stats on Liberty;...and UNCW! If you enjoy it, or just want more baseball content, go ahead and hit ‘subscribe’ on your podcast host of choice. Leave us a 5-star review telling us you want more baseball, and more baseball you shall get. Enjoy the games!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An exciting baseball hodgepodge opens the conversation into how much momentum can swing teams around in the division. Eric has a Bell to ring for the Pirates, and MB laments the unexpected decline of an important Braves hurler. MB attempts to explain what's up with the Sabermetric stat weighted On Base Percentage (or wOBA) via song. High Sponsor: Skywalker OG Inside Scoop: Guy's Grocery Games Recorded: 5/15/19 Notes: Edwin Jackson is 35 years old. The best record of the 162-game era is the 2001 Seattle Mariners' 116-46. This equates to a regular season NFL record of about 12-4. Foltynewicz has had four starts, not three. All not great. Cody Bellinger has the outright highest swing in expected wOBA from 2018 to 2019, but Dansby is a close second.

Joe Gallina and George Kurtz talk about how and why fantasy players should use sabermetric stats in order to evaluate MLB players. They also project the batting averages for several players in upcoming games, examine upcoming games from a DFS and betting perspective and more. #FNTSY #FNTSYRadio #MLB #FantasyBaseball #DFS #DFSLineups #DFSPicks #Bets #BestBets #BettingBoards #SabermetricStats #BattingAverages #2019 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Luke has a new exercise regime he wants to test out on-air. Andrew has some opinions about his friends' Facebook posts. And they discuss Velcro's new attempt to get people to *stop* saying "Velcro".

Joe Lemire helps to break down new advanced sabermetric terms in baseball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The HTD crew does an appreciation of Manu Ginobili, tries to figure out what's going on with the Cubs and breaks down an NFL rule change.

The HTD crew does an appreciation of Manu Ginobili, tries to figure out what's going on with the Cubs and breaks down an NFL rule change.

Ben and FiveThirtyEight author Rob Arthur talk to Pittsburgh Pirates multi-position player Cole Figueroa about his use of statistics, why athletes should keep a close eye on what teams are tracking, and how his future depends on a small sample.

Ben and Sam banter about the Marlins’ unorthodox managerial move, Play Index about doubles, and answer emails about innings counts, sabermetric milestones, and more.

Ben and Sam talk to Rob Neyer about bringing stats to Fox Sports 1’s NLCS Game 1 broadcast, plus the Royals, postseason managerial moves, and more.

George tries to convince Brian that things like UZR and WAR actually matter in this new (actually, kinda old) world of baseball analysis. When they stop arguing they both... well, scratch that. They NEVER. STOP. ARGUING. Music: "Happy Boy Theme" by Kevin MacLeod/Incompetech.com.

Vegas is the club capital on the world. Can it come to a screeching hault with the loss of a thumb drive? Should someone who loses said thumb drive get paid $15 million dollars.  Also, Matt struggles to get Paul's attention as he explains Sabermetric statistics in sports. Matt deals with an anti-vaccine facebook friend, Paul gets threatened driving down Las Vegas Blvd, and Matt begs people to stop saying the Pope and President are posing for "selfies".  Plus, Maya Angelou laps dances, Jupiter is in the Money House, and Lottery Ticket stores. Scoop Mail: Scoop John B digs Blue Bell ice cream, Chrisy wants Scoop Con to happen, Lori wants to know the origin of the Ice Cream Social, Oli from the UK want to know Paul's take on competitive (video) gaming Jock Vs. Nerd: Matt dares Paul to tell him anything at all about the Stanley Cup Finals Vs. Paul dreads a certain shallow Hollywood mogul getting his hand on Paul's favorite Jap-Anime of all time. Please, become a ICS subscriber! Also, write to the Ice Cream Social at MattandMattingly.com and ask us for advice, give feedback, tell us about a crappy job you had/have, or a personal Italian Air Show story.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben and Sam talk to Alejandro Aldama of the Independent Group for Baseball Investigation about the state of sabermetrics in Cuba.

Leading off our first author event of 2014, the country's preeminent sports economist... The Sabermetric Revolution with Andrew Zimbalist From the front office to the family room, sabermetrics has dramatically changed the way baseball players are assessed and valued.  Rocketed to popularity by the 2003 bestseller Moneyball and the film of the same name, the use of sabermetrics to analyze player performance has appeared to be a David to the Goliath of systemically advantaged richer teams who could only be toppled by creative statistical analysis.  The story has been so compelling that, over the past decade, team after team has integrated statistical analysis into their front offices.  But how accurately can crunching numbers quantify a player's ability?  Do sabermetrics truly level the playing field for financially disadvantaged teams?  How much of the baseball analytic trend is fad and how much fact? The Sabermetric Revolution sets the record straight on the role of analytics in baseball, correcting common misinterpretations and developing new methods to assess the effectiveness of sabermetrics on team performance.  While the conclusion is optimistic, there is also caution that sabermetric insights will be more difficult to come by in the future. Spend an hour with the country's preeminent sports economist.  Listen in to our fascinating Clubhouse discussion with Andrew Zimbalist...

Ben, Sam, and guest co-host Russell Carleton discuss whether and how the Dodgers should discipline Yasiel Puig, teams that would want to take mulligans on their trade deadlines, and things sabermetricians are still getting wrong.

Ben and Sam answer listener emails about whether we should let where and for how much a player signs influence how we expect him to play, then revisit their team predictions from the end of last season and discuss what started the sabermetric revolution.

Ben and Sam try to figure out whether the sabermetric movement has helped keep Jack Morris out of the Hall of Fame or given him a better chance to get in.