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Career Summary
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YEAR TEAM AGE G GS IP IP-SP IP-RP W L SV BS QS BQS PA H R ER HR TB BB UBB HBP SO ERA FIP FRA VORP WARP

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'opp' stats - quality of opponents faced - have been moved and are available only as OPP_QUAL in the Statistics reports now.
YEAR Team Lg G GS IP FRA FRA+ TAv oppAVG oppOBP oppSLG oppTAv BABIP PPF PVORP PWARP VORP WARP

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Year Team Lg W L SV G GS IP H BB SO HR GB% BABIP H/9 BB/9 HR/9 K/9 WHIP ERA VORP WARP

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BP Articles

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  Title Author Date
Tater Trot Tracker: A Birthday Treat: Michael Jordan's Tater TrotLarry Granillo2013-02-17
This article requires BP Premium accessRaising Aces: The Good Old Days: Roger ClemensDoug Thorburn2013-01-11
This article requires BP Premium accessSobsequy: Baseball, Power Pop, and Playing Against the LimitsAdam Sobsey2013-01-09
This article requires BP Premium accessSobsequy: The Orthodoxy of WinningAdam Sobsey2012-09-26
BP Unfiltered: Mike Trout is 21 Today. Randal Grichuk is Still Not.Sam Miller2012-08-07
Tater Trot Tracker: Billy Hamilton Breaks the TrackerLarry Granillo2012-07-16
The BP Wayback Machine: A Good Deal... but Not a Great OneKeith Law2012-07-13
The BP Wayback Machine: Expanding the Playoffs: Drawing Guidance from the NBAJeff Bower2012-05-25
The Lineup Card: 10 Most Disappointing Career-Ending InjuriesBaseball Prospectus2012-05-09
This article requires BP Premium accessPebble Hunting: When Age 27 Doesn't Work OutSam Miller2012-05-04
This article requires BP Premium accessProspectus Hit and Run: The Hate List, Part IIJay Jaffe2012-04-30
Wezen-Ball: Ruth and Cobb Hit the LinksLarry Granillo2012-01-05
Checking the Numbers: The Jock TaxEric Seidman2011-01-06
Prospectus Perspective: Yankee DramaChristina Kahrl2010-11-30
Prospectus Q&A: Ken Burns David Laurila2010-09-27
This article requires BP Premium accessContractual Matters: Diminished Skills and Fragile EgosJeff Euston2010-09-06
BP Podcast: Episode 10: With Awesome FedoraKevin Goldstein2010-07-28
This article requires BP Premium accessDoctoring The Numbers: The Hidden Market BoostRany Jazayerli2007-01-31
Prospectus Feature: Expanding the Playoffs: Drawing Guidance from the NBAJeff Bower2003-01-28
Prospectus Feature: Expanding the PlayoffsJeff Bower2003-01-28
Prospectus Feature: Baseball's Brave New WorldGary Gillette2002-06-21


BP Chats

DateQuestionAnswer
2012-01-26 13:00:00Why didn't the White Sox call up Michael Jordan? Despite the fact he sucked at baseball, he probably would have sold a lot of tickets.
(Bobby from South Side)		He didn't suck at baseball. You try jumping to the Double-A level after not playing for nearly ten years. Hitting .200 was a remarkable accomplishment. (Jason Parks)
2011-04-13 13:00:00Greatest baseball player born in Brooklyn? Koufax, Rizzuto, Torre, or Lou Whitaker? Or Michael Jordan?
(mef from Brooklyn)		Jordan. (Jason Parks)
2011-01-03 14:00:00Call me crazy, but Michael Jordan showed pretty decent numbers from a guy who was randomly stuck into AA. His OBP was almost 90 points higher than his AVG. You think he could've improved if given more time (and not, for some crazy reason, go back to being the best player in basketball?).
(Rob from Chicago)		You are NOT crazy. I actually think Jordan's .202/.289/.266 line in Double-A was an incredible athletic achievement. (Kevin Goldstein)


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