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MLB Data Warehouse has moved to the new site. Original site will be up for a bit longer, and the domain name hasn't copied over yet.
For now use this:
mlb-data-warehouse.ghost.io/
Full podcast covering all of them here
youtu.be/p-084ggC96E?is=7ZQE…
Maybe it was already discussed.. but like, what if Bauers really wanted to come back to the Brewers and would take a smaller contract? Wild clip
Jake Bauers gifted Pat Murphy the final out ball. Murphy thanked him and told him
“You’re gonna be a rich fucker. Just remember when you’re on that horse shit Yankee team and you’re all playing for yourselves….just remember this is way we used to do it”
#ThisIsMyCrew
these guys asked me to partner with them when they first started and I never followed through with it... bad move by me
Kalshi users say two-thirds chance that Jonathan Taylor gets traded
Very happy to see as someone who bought McGowan through FAAB this week
All sim models require guesswork inputs. Garbage in, garbage out
But you, in theory, can get sims that are good even with players in new situations. You just have to be right about how those players will be used (on average)
Honestly that’s probably the highest EV potential. If your inputs about the unknown are better than the books/markets, you win over the long haul
Lowest Air Pull% Against
20 starts minimum
1. Max Fried 8.1%
2. Cam Schlittler 8.8%
3. Hunter Brown 9.7%
4. Jacob Misiorowski 9.7%
5. Andre Pallante 9.8%
6. Cade Cavalli 10.4%
7. Walbert Urena 10.8%
8. Max Meyer 10.9%
9. Logan Webb 11.2%
10. Cristopher Sanchez 11.7%
Highest Air Pull% in 2026
1. Isaac Paredes 28.3%
2. Coby Mayo 26.5%
3. Spencer Torkelson 26.5%
4. Cal Raleigh 26.5%
5. Zach Neto 26.2%
6. Pete Crow-Armstrong 26.1%
7. Kyle Schwarber 25.9%
8. JJ Bleday 25.5%
9. Miguel Vargas 25.2%
10. Andrew Benintendi 24.7%
11. Colson Montgomery 24.5%
12. Max Muncy (LAD) 24.4%
13. Nolan Arenado 24.0%
14. Brandon Lowe 23.9%
15. Hunter Goodman 23.9%
16. Kazuma Okamoto 23.7%
17. Byron Buxton 23.5%
18. Royce Lewis 23.4%
19. Jose Ramirez 23.1%
20. Ian Happ 22.8%
The four lowest Air Pull% hitters in the league are in the World Series, and six of the top eight.
1. Chandler Simpson 5.2%
2. Garrett Mitchell 6.0%
3. Yandy Diaz 6.3%
4. Christian Yelich 6.7%
5. Justin Crawford 7.4%
6. Jake Mangum 7.4%
7. Brice Turang 7.7%
8. Joey Ortiz 7.7%
9. Henry Bolte 7.7%
10. Gleyber Torres 8.2%
11. Steven Kwan 8.2%
New Article: Batting Average Regressors
What do Chandler Simpson and TJ Rumfield have in common? Not much... but they both hit for super high BABIPs, with Simpson's being a lot more believable than Rumfield's.
Read it here:
mlbdatawarehouse.com/p/batti…
Was pretty impressed with Griffin Jax as a starter this year in the underlying numbers
21% K-BB% after June 1st, elite 14.8% SwStr%, solid strike-throwing with the 34% Ball%.
Just got crushed by a 21% HR/FB and super low strand rate
Definitely a buy for next year
