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Pictures from My Afternoon at the New Britain Rock Cats Game

By sandlotstatswp on Friday, April 11, 2014

In my blog called “Professional Baseball for a Bargain Price”, I talk about my afternoon at the New Britain Rock Cats game on Sunday, April 6, 2014 against the Rickmond Flying Squirrels.  Below are a few photos to go along wiht that posting.   The New Britain Rock Cats Stadium   I never realized how …

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A Study Guide to Instant Replay in Baseball

By sandlotstatswp on Sunday, April 6, 2014

As we all look forward to the 2014 baseball season, one of the biggest changes to our beloved game is the introduction of instant replay. The reviewable callswill exclude balls and strikes (see my last blog posting on umpire errors), check swings, foul tips, interference calls, and the infield fly rule. Also, the neighborhood call …

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The Most Missed Call in Baseball

By sandlotstatswp on Sunday, March 30, 2014

In my next posting I will review the new instant replay rules that will be in effect for the 2014 baseball season. However, the most missed call made by umpires is not reviewable. So what is the most missed call in baseball? Of course, it is the ball and strike call by the home-plate umpire. …

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The Art of Getting A Baseball Player’s Autograph

By sandlotstatswp on Sunday, March 23, 2014

My guest-blogger Emily Su is a student in my Baseball and Statistics class. On March 6th, my boyfriend Kevin, a life-long Yankee fan, and I traveled to sunny Tampa, Florida to see something only true baseball fans will go out of their way to see, MLB Spring Training. We were there to see the Yankees …

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Spring Training 2014

By sandlotstatswp on Wednesday, March 19, 2014

My guest blogger is Alexander Everett., a sophomore math major at Quinnipiac University. He is also  my currrent research assistant  in the area of mathematics called Sabermetrics. Spring training has become a tradition for my spring break. Each year my family and I go down to Port St. Lucie and travel around south Florida to …

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Barry Bonds Returns to Baseball

By sandlotstatswp on Saturday, March 15, 2014

At the age of 49, Barry Bonds returns to the San Francisco Giants not as an active player but as a 7-day roving instructor for Giants manager Bruce Botchy. He donned a San Francisco Giants uniform for the first time since his last game in 2007. Pictures of him show a slimmed down Barry Bonds. …

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The House That Thomas Edison Built

By sandlotstatswp on Sunday, March 9, 2014

Spring recess at Quinnipiac University means my wife Tara and I make another trip to Naples, Florida to visit our granddaughters. On Friday, March 7 we decided to visit the Edison-Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers. I never anticipated what I discovered. Of course I knew about many of the inventions of Thomas Edison including …

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Baseball’s New Home Plate Collision Rule

By sandlotstatswp on Monday, March 3, 2014

The following blog was sent to me by a guest blogger, Alex Cosgrove, who is an Associate Producer for d Q30’s Bobcat Breakdown at Quinnipiac University. As reported in yesterday’s news, Major League Baseball has adopted a new rule hoping to eliminate collision’s at home plate that pose a threat to the safety of the …

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Side-by-Side Comparison of Two Evaluations of Derek Jeter

By sandlotstatswp on Thursday, February 20, 2014

In my previous blog I decided to focus on Derek Jeter’s hitting and base-running statistics. I created Table 1 below which I called the Sum of Ranks Table. This table compared Derek Jeter to the 22 Hall of Fame shortstops who played at least 1500 games. The statistics I chose are the regular season career …

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Is Derek Jeter the Greatest Shortstop of All-Time?

By sandlotstatswp on Saturday, February 15, 2014

We all know when it comes to Derek Jeter, sports people always talk about his intangibles. I decided to focus on his actually hitting and base-running statistics. I decided to compare Jeter’s statistics to the 22 Hall of Fame shortstops who played at least 1000 games. The statistics I chose are the regular season career …

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