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Thursday, March 29, 2007
Breaking Pitches
Wouldn’t we need to look at the quality of the pitchers in both groups? The cutoff seems to ensure we are at least only looking at starting pitchers. I also don’t know that the “ratio” is what we want: I would rather have seen the before and after totals, instead. The actual list of pitchers might have been interesting as well, as maybe some were clumped in the 70s, a time period when pitchers threw alot more than before or after.
We find that non-breaking ball pitchers throw, on average, 382% more pitches after turning 23 than before, while breaking ball pitchers throw 311% more.
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