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Thursday, May 29, 2008

Good and bad pitchers’ hitting

By Tangotiger, 04:01 PM

Nate takes a look at everyone’s favorite topic. 

If Nate is out there, can you add a blog post describing the method?  I’m guessing you did component regression.  How much did each component regress?  Generally speaking, I agree with all his points.

I remember putting out a list of worst hitting pitchers, and, IIRC, I had Ben Sheets as worst hitting pitcher in the league.  Actually, let me see… Of pitchers born since 1960, I’ve got Harang as the worst (Nate has him as #2), Davis as #2 (Nate has him #3), Clark #4, Dempster, then Sheets.  Don’t know why he has Hill so bad… I’ll have to look into him.  Gorze is also bad.

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