Today, I am going to cover some of the players who accomplished the rare feat of finishing the 2021 MLB season with a Walk to Strikeout Ratio (BB/K) greater than or equal to 1 (which I may abbreviate as BB/K>=1 to make this less wordy). If you have read my blog before, you know this … Continue reading MLB Players with More Walks than Strikeouts: 2021
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The Slowest MLB Player with at least 12 Stolen Bases
With the 2021 regular MLB season finished, I know everyone my loyal readers my six friends you(?) were looking forward to my yearly article on players with more walks than strikeouts. While I have updated my dashboard with 2021 data, that article is going to have to wait, but will almost certainly be out sooner … Continue reading The Slowest MLB Player with at least 12 Stolen Bases
MLB Players with More Walks than Strikeouts: 2020
Today, after much delay, I am finally going to cover some of the players who accomplished the rare feat of finishing the 2020 MLB season with a Walk to Strikeout Ratio (BB/K) greater than or equal to 1 (which I may abbreviate as BB/K>=1 to make this less wordy). If you have read my blog … Continue reading MLB Players with More Walks than Strikeouts: 2020
A Quick IV Thoughts: 10/1/19
Back in June, I wrote what I hoped would be the first in a series of weekly posts aimed to encourage me to write and share more of my thoughts, which I titled aptly titled A Quick IV Thoughts. I linked that post above and it goes over the details of what I am trying … Continue reading A Quick IV Thoughts: 10/1/19
A Quick IV Thoughts: 6/24/19
In an effort to get back in the habit of writing more, I decided to produce what I hope will be a reoccurring series of blog posts where I can talk about multiple topics in a shorter format. This post you are reading now is the first of that series. I have seen a few … Continue reading A Quick IV Thoughts: 6/24/19
Thoughts on Patrick Wisdom for 2019
Author's Note: The majority of this piece was written yesterday on my day off before Asdrubal Cabrera signed with the Rangers on a 1 year deal to play third base. That said, most of what I covered is still relevant, though Wisdom might not make as much of an impact as I first thought in the upcoming 2019 season. That said, I hope you enjoy the article either way. With the baseball season only about two months away, it is time for me to really start planning for my upcoming fantasy leagues. I currently play in two AL-Only leagues, an 8 team Roto Auction redraft and a 15 Roto dynasty league. In order to … Continue reading Thoughts on Patrick Wisdom for 2019
IV Thoughts On: The James Paxton Trade
Usually upon hearing about a major MLB transaction (trade, free agent signing, etc), I have a habit of doing the following: 1) read the notification of the the transaction on my phone, 2) check Twitter for all of the details of the transaction, 3) go to /r/baseball and read the comments there on the transaction, 4a) … Continue reading IV Thoughts On: The James Paxton Trade
MLB Players Who Walk More Than They Strikeout
While I was finishing up my first article for this blog, I knew that I would be writing a follow up piece on the subject. I also knew that there were many different ways I could do it, yet I was unsure of the best way to do it. Should I look back at the past … Continue reading MLB Players Who Walk More Than They Strikeout
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