MLB Players with More Walks than Strikeouts: 2021

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 →

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 →

Getting to Know the MLB 2019 Rule 5 Draft Pool

Yesterday marked the first day of the 2019 Major League Baseball (MLB) Winter Meetings, a time for folks in the industry, along with those aspiring to break in, to meet up and discuss trends in the game, network, and of course talk about baseball. With executives from all the front offices in such close proximity, … Continue reading Getting to Know the MLB 2019 Rule 5 Draft Pool →

A Look at Marcus Semien and BB%+K% Change

Since I did not own him on any of my fantasy teams in 2019, I was not aware of the incredible season Marcus Semien was having until it was almost over. His WAR of 7.6 was a career high and good for 5th best in the MLB. Almost two weeks ago Grey, the lead writer … Continue reading A Look at Marcus Semien and BB%+K% Change →

MLB Players with More Walks than Strikeouts: 2019

Today I am going to cover some of the players who accomplished the rare feat of finishing the 2019 MLB season with a Walk to Strikeout Ratio (BB/K) greater than or equal to 1. If you have read my blog before, you know this has been the primary reoccurring theme of my blog. If you … Continue reading MLB Players with More Walks than Strikeouts: 2019 →

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 →

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 with More Walks than Strikeouts: 2018

I have already written about the players with walk to strikeout ratios (BB/K) greater than or equal to 1.00 for 2017 and relatively (depending on your definition of the word) recently created a dashboard showing the MLB history of this feat so I guess it only make sense for me to write a post about who has joined … Continue reading MLB Players with More Walks than Strikeouts: 2018 →

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 →