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What’s the Matter With RBI?
Back on May 9, Grant Brisbee over at McCovey Chronicles wrote a piece about the fabulous numbers the Giants’ hitters were putting up and the huge totals they were on a pace for. Brisbee admitted, “On-pace stats are useless. But … Continue reading
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Tagged 2004 Giants, 2006 Giants, 2008 Giants, Aaron Rowand, Bengie Molina, Brandon Belt, J.T. Snow, Marquis Grissom, Pedro Feliz, Randy Winn, Ray Durham, statistical analysis
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The Young, Struggling First Baseman Isn’t Struggling Anymore
If you follow the Giants every day, you know about the weird relationship between Brandon Belt and a vocal subset of Giant fans. For them, Belt is the problem. Take this Facebook comment from when the official San Francisco Giants … Continue reading
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Tagged Aubrey Huff, Brandon Belt, Damon Minor, Darrell Evans, Dave Kingman, Dave McCarty, first basemen, Mike Ivie, Orlando Cepeda, Snow, Todd Benzinger, Will Clark, Willie McCovey, Willie Montanez
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Spring Training Stats Tell Us Almost Nothing
Last night I was poking around at baseball-reference.com, looking at Brandon Belt, for whom I hold a lot of hope. I guess they’ve been there for a while, but it was on his page that I first noticed 2013 spring-training … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandon Belt, performance analysis, spring training
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