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E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/62872782 Title: Baseball between the numbers : why everything you know about the game is wrong Author: James Click; Jonah Keri Publisher: New York : Basic Books, ©2006. ISBN/ISSN: 0465005969 9780465005963 OCLC:62872782

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Baseball between the numbers : why everything you know about the game is wrong

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Baseball between the numbers : why everything you know about the game is wrong

Author:	James Click; Jonah Keri; et al
Publisher:	New York : Basic Books, ©2006.
Edition/Format:	Book : English
Summary:	Reveals how practitioners of the new, revolutionary statistical analysis in baseball think about numbers and the game, covering hitting, pitching, fielding, roster construction, scouting, and drafting.
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Genre/Form:	Statistics
Material Type:	Internet resource
Document Type:	Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors:	James Click; Jonah Keri; et al Find more information about:
ISBN:	0465005969 9780465005963
OCLC Number:	62872782
Description:	xlii, 454 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Contents:	Pay no attention to the glowing, orange-eyed satan-dog behind the closet door -- Batting practice: Is Barry Bonds better than Babe Ruth? / Nate Silver -- What's the matter with RBI? ... and other traditional statistics / Jonah Keri -- Is David Ortiz a clutch hitter? / Nate Silver -- Was Billy Martin crazy? / James Click -- Why are pitchers so unpredictable? / Keith Woolner and Dayn Perry -- Are teams letting their closers go to waste? / Keith Woolner -- Five starters or four? On pitching and stamina / Keith Woolner -- When does a pitcher earn an earned run? / Dayn Perry -- Did Derek Jeter deserve the gold glove? / James Click -- Is Mike Matheny a catching genius? / Keith Woolner -- What if Rickey Henderson had Pete Incaviglia's legs? / James Click -- When is one run worth more than two? / James Click -- Is Joe Torre a Hall of Fame manager? / James Click -- Why is Mario Mendoza so important / Keith Woolner -- Is Alex Rodriguez overpaid? / Nate Silver -- Do players perform better in contract years? / Dayn Perry -- Do high salaries lead to high ticket prices? / Neil deMause -- Are new stadiums a good deal? / Neil deMause -- Does baseball need a salary cap? / Neil deMause -- What happened to Todd Van Poppel? / Dayn Perry -- Is there such a thing as a quadruple-a player? / Clay Davenport -- Why was Kevin Maas a bust? / Nate Silver -- Can a team have too much pitching? / Steven Goldman -- How much does Coors Field really matter? / Keith Woolner -- Is Wayne Huizenga g genius? / Jonah Keri -- What do statistics tell us about steroids? / Nate Silver -- What does Mike Redmond know about Tom Glavine? / James Click -- Why doesn't Billy Beane's shit work in the playoffs? / Nate Silver and Dayn Perry -- Extra innings: can stats and scouts get along? / Dayn Perry.
Other Titles:	Baseball prospectus.
Responsibility:	by the experts at Baseball Prospectus, James Click ... [et al.] ; edited by Jonah Keri.
More information:	Table of contents Contributor biographical information Publisher description

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A guide to the statistical thinking that's revolutionizing the game of baseball. This work contains chapters that cover various aspects of the game - such as hitting, pitching and fielding. It also Read more...

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