PLAYERtrack Podcast #15: June 1 Update
by: Rob Reed
| June 4, 2009, 9:12am
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PLAYERtrack Podcast #14: Starters on the rise and fall
by: Rob Reed
| June 4, 2009, 9:04am
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Top 10 hitter BABIP through June 1
by: Rob Reed
| June 4, 2009, 8:53am
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BABIP/AVG/OBP
1. David Wright, NYN, NL, .460/.333/.431
2. Kevin Youkilis, BOS, AL, .448/.366/.465
3. Justin Upton, ARZ, NL, .412/.329/.403
4. Juan Pierre, LOS, NL .412/.374/.431
5. Jason Bartlett, TAM, AL, .411/.373/.416
6. Russell Branyan, SEA, AL, .398/.321/.398
7. Joey Votto, CIN, NL, .398/.357/.456
8. Carlos Beltran, NYN, NL, .394/.352/.444
9. Orlando Hudson, LOS, NL, .390/.332/.413
10. Freddy Sanchez, PIT, NL, .389/.333/.369
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New statistical categories added!
by: Rob Reed
| June 3, 2009, 1:34pm
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Thank to you playertrack user Turon for his request to add strand rate and BB/9 for pitchers and K/BB for hitters. These categories have now been added.
I am always interested to conform playertrack to meet the specific needs of the users.
Please feel free to make special requests, and I will try and accomodate.
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On the crux of suck, June 1
by: Rob Reed
| June 2, 2009, 2:05pm
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The following ranking is a standard 5x5 ranking, including BABIP (highest to lowest) and contact rate (lowest to highest) to find high-performing players on the verge of a meltdown. Sell-high opportunities?
1. Justin Upton, ARZ, NL, 72% CR%, .412 BABIP
2. Evan Longoria, TAM, AL, 74% CR%, .382 BABIP
3. David Wright, NYN, NL, 70% CR%, .460 BABIP
4. Adam Jones, BAL, AL, 79% CR%, .388 BABIP
5. Kevin Youkilis, BOS, AL, 73% CR%, .448 BABIP
6. Mark Reynolds, ARZ, NL, 61% CR%, .360 BABIP
7. Matt Kemp, LOS, NL, 74% CR%, .387 BABIP
8. Russell Branyan, SEA, AL, 69% CR%, .398 BABIP
9. Jason Bartlett,... [read more] |
June 1 Update is LIVE
by: Rob Reed
| May 31, 2009, 8:58pm
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I will be adding a few categories shortly that have been suggested... in particular, strand rate.
If you subscribed only to the month of May, your sub has expired...
Access the rankings for only $4.99 and find those players who are on the verge of a surge and those players who are on the crux of suck.
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6/8/11: June Update podcast - Rob looks at pitchers about to break out and hitters about to break up... standard 5x5. PLAYERtrack is now FREE!
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Rob looks at hitters and pitchers on the "verge of surge" - those players who have been the victims of bad luck and who are likely to see better stats the rest of the way
Rob takes a look at pitchers who suffered from bad luck in the month of April and who can turn it around... he also looks at some disasters waiting to happen. Sorry for the delay in posting... just noticed that I forgot to put up on the blog, here.
