In this piece, we compare pitchers' arsenals through speed, break, location, and usage to determine which pitchers are the most similar in the Majors.

If we look only at pitch characteristics like type, location, velocity and movement, can be build a measure of a pitcher that correlates well with actual performance? The quest continues, as we add velocity on top of strike zone location.

Analyzing pitching is nothing without defense! Pitchers contribute to their own causes through their defensive abilities, and that should be accounted for.

It's often said that speed kills. In baseball, speed is most often appreciated on the basepaths and as a defender. But how much does speed help a hitter's batting average?

Using "Platoon Score" we locate players at affordable prices that would provide great value in duos. Then we assemble an entire lineup of 18 players rotating according to handedness. Lastly, we evaluate the effectiveness and value of this theoretical

Stephen Strasburg has never thrown a pitch in the 8th inning of a major league game. His coaches have some ideas of how to stretch him out, but what's really keeping him from finishing his starts?

Which former prospects are facing their make or break year to take the next step in their career?

Is there any truth to the idea that a player's hot September means he may improve the following year?

Using a simpler method to appreciate the best pitch framer in the game.

Evan Gattis took a long, winding road to get to the major leagues. How many other greats were able to produce at a high level, despite taking so long to get to the majors?