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Thursday, February 24, 2011

Breaking up pitching data into batted ball and non-batted ball

By Tangotiger

This chart here is reminiscent of Studes’ Batted Ball Library, but instead of tabular form, it’s in chart form. The more south and/or west you are, the better. North and/or east means you are terrible. Harang and Carmona have two very opposite traits that sort of cancel out.

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