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Now thoroughly updated for the 1993 season--a comprehensive guide with qualitative analyses of major league players and up-and-coming minor league prospects for baseball fans who love the game as well as the numbers. In addition to more than 700 charts and graphs, a detailed essay analyzes each player's 1992 strengths and weaknesses, style, experience, and potential. 720 halftones.
Essays on diamond success from the nineteenth century to the present
This handbook will provide both overviews of statistical methods in sports and in-depth treatment of critical problems and challenges confronting statistical research in sports. The material in the handbook will be organized by major sport (baseball, football, hockey, basketball, and soccer) followed by a section on other sports and general statistical design and analysis issues that are common to all sports. This handbook has the potential to become the standard reference for obtaining the necessary background to conduct serious statistical analyses for sports applications and to appreciate scholarly work in this expanding area.
The amazing seventh edition of Rotisserie League Baseball, the bestselling official rule book and draft day guide for building a winner into a dynasty. Features more player analyses and more scouting reports than any other pre-season guide. Terrific --Bill James, author of Bill James Baseball Abstract.
In A Mathematician at the Ballpark, professor Ken Ross reveals the math behind the stats. This lively and accessible book shows baseball fans how to harness the power of made predictions and better understand the game. Using real-world examples from historical and modern-day teams, Ross shows: • Why on-base and slugging percentages are more important than batting averages • How professional odds makers predict the length of a seven-game series • How to use mathematics to make smarter bets A Mathematician at the Ballpark is the perfect guide to the science of probability for the stats-obsessed baseball fans—and, with a detailed new appendix on fantasy baseball, an essential tool for anyone involved in a fantasy league.
The "Mozart of baseball statistics" (Chicago Sun Times) is back with the 1994 edition of his defintive book on the players and their stats, offering evaluations of more than a thousand major league players and minor league prospects for fantasy league owners, casual fans, and just admirers of insightful prose.
"In this second edition of his lively, compact history of America's game--widely recognized as the best of its kind--Benjamin G. Rader expands his scope to include commentary on baseball in the 1990s: the building of retroparks, the return of the Yankees, the dizzying race for new home-run records, and other topics."