Lots of great stuff today:
- Marc's player profile this week is on Derrek Lee. Very interesting stuff.
- Studes does his second installment of the best everyday players in history, by WSAB. A few surprising names turn up.
- Couple of good posts from Tango: Ted Williams vs. LHPs, and how to work with a small single-season sample.
- Dan Fox has a great article on player size and triples at BP, and also posted this interesting exchange with Will Carroll about WPA.
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Here's the first installment of an A's roundtable hosted by BtB contributor Ryan Armbrust, which includes Marc and me.
- This is way off topic, but Roger Federer is incredible. He is the Albert Pujols of tennis--that is, if Pujols could win 20 games with a 3.27 ERA next year.