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Birth Date	11-5-1973
Height	6' 2"
Weight	205 lbs

Age	39 years, 7 months, 14 days
Bats	L
Throws	L

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YEAR	TEAM	AGE	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	TB	BB	SO	HBP	SF	SH	RBI	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	TAv	VORP	FRAA	WARP
1995	KCA	21	47	206	188	32	53	11	5	3	83	12	22	1	3	2	23	7	0	.282	.324	.441	.266	11.6	-2.6	0.9
1996	KCA	22	145	566	517	61	140	22	5	6	190	31	64	3	5	10	50	25	5	.271	.313	.368	.246	10.2	5.6	1.5
1997	KCA	23	146	524	472	70	130	12	8	8	182	42	70	3	1	6	48	16	10	.275	.338	.386	.254	13.2	7.2	2.0
1998	KCA	24	161	710	642	104	178	30	10	18	282	58	84	4	3	3	66	26	12	.277	.339	.439	.268	21.4	-8.4	1.3
1999	KCA	25	145	660	583	101	179	39	9	14	278	67	50	3	4	3	77	36	6	.307	.379	.477	.285	33.6	5.2	3.6
2000	KCA	26	159	741	655	136	214	42	10	16	324	65	60	1	12	8	88	46	9	.327	.382	.495	.292	53.7	6.5	5.6
2001	OAK	27	155	719	644	108	165	34	4	9	234	61	70	5	4	5	49	27	12	.256	.324	.363	.248	15.3	13.4	2.8
2002	BOS	28	154	702	623	118	178	34	11	14	276	65	70	6	5	3	63	31	6	.286	.356	.443	.279	35.7	0.9	3.7
2003	BOS	29	145	690	608	103	166	32	6	12	246	68	74	2	6	6	67	30	6	.273	.345	.405	.260	16.2	7.0	2.3
2004	BOS	30	150	702	621	123	189	35	6	20	296	76	71	2	3	0	94	19	8	.304	.380	.477	.288	42.3	9.3	5.0
2005	BOS	31	148	688	624	117	197	35	6	10	274	53	69	2	9	0	75	18	1	.316	.366	.439	.284	38.1	12.6	5.1
2006	NYA	32	149	671	593	115	169	35	5	24	286	67	85	4	5	2	80	25	10	.285	.359	.482	.287	42.7	-3.8	3.8
2007	NYA	33	141	605	533	93	144	27	2	12	211	66	79	2	3	1	63	27	3	.270	.351	.396	.268	22.0	3.7	2.5
2008	NYA	34	143	623	555	95	168	27	5	17	256	64	82	1	1	2	71	29	8	.303	.375	.461	.288	26.5	1.1	2.8
2009	NYA	35	143	626	550	107	155	36	3	24	269	71	98	2	1	2	82	12	0	.282	.365	.489	.292	34.6	-5.4	2.9
2010	DET	36	145	613	539	81	146	36	5	8	216	69	90	2	1	2	51	11	1	.271	.355	.401	.277	21.0	-0.8	2.1
2011	TBA	37	150	647	582	79	152	29	7	16	243	51	92	7	5	2	73	19	6	.261	.326	.418	.289	21.1	0.3	2.3
2012	CLE	38	64	224	207	25	46	6	2	4	68	17	27	0	0	0	19	4	0	.222	.281	.329	.234	-3.1	2.2	-0.1
Career			2490	10917	9736	1668	2769	522	109	235	4214	1003	1257	50	71	57	1139	408	103	.284	.352	.433	.275	455.9	53.9	50.2

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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	PA	TAv	oppAVG	oppOBP	oppSLG	oppTAv	BABIP	BPF	BRAA	repLVL	POS_ADJ	FRAA	BRR	BVORP	BWARP	VORP	WARP
1992	BCY	A+	1	1	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1993	ROK	A	127	575	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.336			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1994	WIL	A+	119	554	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.344			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1995	KCA	MLB	47	206	.266	.268	.337	.424	.000	.301	96	1.3	6.2	0.4	-2.6	3.6	11.6	0.9	11.6	0.9
1995	WIC	AA	111	503	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.338			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
1996	KCA	MLB	145	566	.246	.274	.340	.434	.000	.296	98	-9.4	17.5	-1.8	5.6	4.5	10.2	1.5	10.2	1.5
1997	KCA	MLB	146	524	.254	.267	.331	.421	.000	.309	98	-3.7	14.4	-1.8	7.2	4.3	13.2	2.0	13.2	2.0
1998	KCA	MLB	161	710	.268	.268	.333	.424	.000	.295	99	6.2	19.3	0.4	-8.4	0.9	21.4	1.3	21.4	1.3
1999	KCA	MLB	145	660	.285	.275	.341	.439	.000	.315	101	19.1	18.4	-4.9	5.2	4.8	33.6	3.6	33.6	3.6
2000	KCA	MLB	159	741	.292	.273	.339	.440	.000	.335	101	28.2	21.0	-3.8	6.5	11.2	53.7	5.6	53.7	5.6
2001	OAK	MLB	155	719	.248	.269	.328	.431	.000	.274	95	-9.3	19.7	-1.3	13.4	6.2	15.3	2.8	15.3	2.8
2002	BOS	MLB	154	702	.279	.266	.327	.423	.000	.301	98	14	18.7	1.7	0.9	3.8	35.7	3.7	35.7	3.7
2003	BOS	MLB	145	690	.260	.268	.325	.426	.000	.292	105	0.3	18.8	1.8	7.0	-2.0	16.2	2.3	16.2	2.3
2004	BOS	MLB	150	702	.288	.269	.330	.429	.000	.317	106	22	19.2	1.8	9.3	1.8	42.3	5.0	42.3	5.0
2005	BOS	MLB	148	688	.284	.266	.324	.423	.000	.338	105	17.4	18.2	1.7	12.6	4.7	38.1	5.1	38.1	5.1
2006	NYA	MLB	149	671	.287	.271	.332	.436	.000	.297	99	20.2	18.5	0.2	-3.8	6.6	42.7	3.8	42.7	3.8
2007	NYA	MLB	141	605	.268	.264	.326	.414	.000	.297	103	5.1	17.4	-4.9	3.7	6.5	22.0	2.5	22.0	2.5
2008	NYA	MLB	143	623	.288	.264	.325	.415	.000	.330	102	19	17.8	-4.2	1.1	-1.7	26.5	2.8	26.5	2.8
2009	NYA	MLB	143	626	.292	.265	.324	.422	.000	.305	104	21.4	18.1	-4.4	-5.4	2.4	34.6	2.9	34.6	2.9
2010	DET	MLB	145	613	.277	.262	.321	.410	.000	.312	102	10.6	17.4	-8.8	-0.8	2.2	21.0	2.1	21.0	2.1
2011	TBA	MLB	150	647	.289	.255	.315	.403	.000	.284	94	18.4	11.7	-10.6	0.3	-3.1	21.1	2.3	21.1	2.3
2012	CLE	MLB	64	224	.234	.253	.314	.407	.000	.239	100	-5.8	4.0	-1.6	2.2	0.3	-3.1	-0.1	-3.1	-0.1
2012	THA	int	2	8	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.429			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Career		MLB		10917	.275	.267	.329	.424	.261	.305	101	175.6	299.3	-40.2	53.6	57.1	456.8	50.3	456.8	50.3

Statistics For All Levels

Year	Team	Lg	PA	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	ISO	TAv	VORP	FRAA	WARP
1992	BCY	A+	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
1993	ROK	A	575	82	148	25	13	5	50	52	83	59	18	.290	.360	.419	.129	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
1994	WIL	A+	554	96	149	25	13	6	75	62	55	44	9	.316	.400	.462	.146	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
1995	KCA	MLB	206	32	53	11	5	3	23	12	22	7	0	.282	.324	.441	.160	.266	11.6	-2.6	0.9
1995	WIC	AA	503	83	145	15	9	16	54	67	35	26	15	.343	.426	.534	.191	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
1996	KCA	MLB	566	61	140	22	5	6	50	31	64	25	5	.271	.313	.368	.097	.246	10.2	5.6	1.5
1997	KCA	MLB	524	70	130	12	8	8	48	42	70	16	10	.275	.338	.386	.110	.254	13.2	7.2	2.0
1998	KCA	MLB	710	104	178	30	10	18	66	58	84	26	12	.277	.339	.439	.162	.268	21.4	-8.4	1.3
1999	KCA	MLB	660	101	179	39	9	14	77	67	50	36	6	.307	.379	.477	.170	.285	33.6	5.2	3.6
2000	KCA	MLB	741	136	214	42	10	16	88	65	60	46	9	.327	.382	.495	.168	.292	53.7	6.5	5.6
2001	OAK	MLB	719	108	165	34	4	9	49	61	70	27	12	.256	.324	.363	.107	.248	15.3	13.4	2.8
2002	BOS	MLB	702	118	178	34	11	14	63	65	70	31	6	.286	.356	.443	.157	.279	35.7	0.9	3.7
2003	BOS	MLB	690	103	166	32	6	12	67	68	74	30	6	.273	.345	.405	.132	.260	16.2	7.0	2.3
2004	BOS	MLB	702	123	189	35	6	20	94	76	71	19	8	.304	.380	.477	.172	.288	42.3	9.3	5.0
2005	BOS	MLB	688	117	197	35	6	10	75	53	69	18	1	.316	.366	.439	.123	.284	38.1	12.6	5.1
2006	NYA	MLB	671	115	169	35	5	24	80	67	85	25	10	.285	.359	.482	.197	.287	42.7	-3.8	3.8
2007	NYA	MLB	605	93	144	27	2	12	63	66	79	27	3	.270	.351	.396	.126	.268	22.0	3.7	2.5
2008	NYA	MLB	623	95	168	27	5	17	71	64	82	29	8	.303	.375	.461	.159	.288	26.5	1.1	2.8
2009	NYA	MLB	626	107	155	36	3	24	82	71	98	12	0	.282	.365	.489	.207	.292	34.6	-5.4	2.9
2010	DET	MLB	613	81	146	36	5	8	51	69	90	11	1	.271	.355	.401	.130	.277	21.0	-0.8	2.1
2011	TBA	MLB	647	79	152	29	7	16	73	51	92	19	6	.261	.326	.418	.156	.289	21.1	0.3	2.3
2012	THA	int	8	1	3	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	.429	.500	.429	.000	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2012	CLE	MLB	224	25	46	6	2	4	19	17	27	4	0	.222	.281	.329	.106	.234	-3.1	2.2	-0.1

Injury History beta

Date On	Date Off	Transaction	Days	Games	Side	Body Part	Injury	Severity	Surgery Date	Reaggravation
2012-07-03	2012-07-04	DTD	1	1	Right	Thigh	Tightness	Hamstring	-	-
2011-09-05	2011-09-07	DTD	2	2	Right	Lower Leg	Contusion		-	-
2011-04-18	2011-04-21	DTD	3	3	Left	Fingers	Fracture	Tip Ring Finger	-
2011-04-03	2011-04-05	DTD	2	1	Right	Lower Leg	Tightness	Calf	-
2010-07-30	2010-08-03	DTD	4	3		Low Back	Spasms		-
2010-05-06	2010-05-08	DTD	2	0	Right	Lower Leg	Strain	Calf	-
2010-03-10	2010-03-11	Camp	1	0		Foot	Sprain	Turf Toe	-
2009-09-10	2009-09-13	DTD	3	2		Back	Soreness		-
2009-08-30	2009-08-30	DTD	0	0		Lower Leg	Soreness	Calf	-
2009-08-22	2009-08-23	DTD	1	1	Right	Knee	Contusion	Foul Ball	-
2009-07-19	2009-07-20	DTD	1	1		Low Back	Tightness		-
2009-06-27	2009-06-28	DTD	1	1		General Medical	Illness		-
2009-06-21	2009-06-21	DTD	0	0	Left	Lower Leg	Tightness	Calf	-
2009-05-21	2009-05-22	DTD	1	1		Low Back	Soreness		-
2009-04-26	2009-04-26	DTD	0	0	Bilateral	Knee	Soreness		-
2009-04-14	2009-04-15	DTD	1	1		General Medical	Respiratory	Flu	-
2008-07-06	2008-07-21	15-DL	15	10	Left	Shoulder	Sprain	and Contusion	-
2008-06-23	2008-06-27	DTD	4	2	Left	Foot	Strain	Arch	-
2008-03-24	2008-03-27	Camp	3	0		General Medical	Respiratory	Flu	-
2008-03-12	2008-03-13	Camp	1	0	Right	Foot	Contusion	Foul Ball	-
2007-06-25	2007-06-26	DTD	1	0	Right	Abdomen	Soreness	Oblique	-
2007-06-14	2007-06-16	DTD	2	2		Abdomen	Strain	Oblique	-
2007-05-25	2007-05-25	DTD	0	0	Bilateral	Lower Leg	Cramps	Calf	-
2007-05-17	2007-05-18	DTD	1	1	Right	Lower Leg	Soreness	Calf	-
2007-05-10	2007-05-10	DTD	0	0	Right	Lower Leg	Cramps	Calf	-
2007-05-05	2007-05-06	DTD	1	1	Right	Lower Leg	Cramps	Calf	-
2007-04-28	2007-04-28	DTD	0	0		Low Back	Soreness		-
2007-04-21	2007-04-21	DTD	0	0		Low Back	Tightness		-
2007-04-03	2007-04-07	DTD	4	2	Right	Lower Leg	Strain	Calf	-
2006-09-20	2006-09-24	DTD	4	3	Right	Hand	Laceration	Diving Catch	-
2006-08-09	2006-08-09	DTD	0	0		Groin	Soreness		-
2006-07-24	2006-07-26	DTD	2	2		Low Back	Soreness		-
2006-07-16	2006-07-17	DTD	1	1		Lower Leg	Strain	Calf	-
2006-07-06	2006-07-08	DTD	2	2	Right	Abdomen	Strain	Oblique	-
2006-06-15	2006-06-15	DTD	0	0	Right	Thigh	Spasms	Hamstring	-
2006-06-09	2006-06-09	DTD	0	0		Elbow	Inflammation		-
2006-05-31	2006-05-31	DTD	0	0	Right	Foot	Inflammation	Bone Chip of Sesamoid	-
2006-05-24	2006-05-26	DTD	2	1	Right	Foot	Inflammation	Bone Chip of Sesamoid	-
2006-05-16	2006-05-16	DTD	0	0	Right	Foot	Inflammation	Bone Chip of Sesamoid	-
2006-04-26	2006-04-26	DTD	0	0	Right	Foot	Soreness		-
2006-03-14	2006-03-22	Camp	8	0	Left	Shoulder	Inflammation		-
2005-09-21	2005-09-23	DTD	2	1	Left	Shoulder	Soreness	Cortisone Injection	-
2005-09-12	2005-09-15	DTD	3	3	Left	Shoulder	Inflammation		-
2005-09-10	2005-09-11	DTD	1	1	Left	Shoulder	Inflammation		-
2005-09-05	2005-09-06	DTD	1	1	Left	Shoulder	Inflammation		-
2005-08-29	2005-08-29	DTD	0	0		Hand	Contusion	HBP	-
2005-08-13	2005-08-15	DTD	2	1	Left	Thigh	Strain	Hamstring	-
2005-06-19	2005-06-20	DTD	1	1	Right	Shoulder	Strain	Rotator Cuff	-
2005-06-05	2005-06-07	DTD	2	2	Right	Shoulder	Stiffness		-
2005-05-31	2005-05-31	DTD	0	0		Face	Laceration	Running Into Structure	-
2005-04-10	2005-04-10	DTD	0	0	Left	Arm	Laceration		-
2005-03-15	2005-03-19	Camp	4	0		Groin	Infection		-
2005-03-15	2005-03-15	On-Alr	0	0	Right	Ankle	Infection		-
2004-09-03	2004-09-07	DTD	4	4	Right	Fingers	Sprain	Little Finger	-
2004-05-30	2004-05-30	DTD	0	0	Left	Knee	Contusion	Foul Ball	-
2004-04-10	2004-04-15	DTD	5	2	Left	Knee	Contusion	Foul Ball	-
2004-03-06	2004-03-06	Camp	0	0		Elbow	Soreness		-
2003-10-08	2003-10-11	DTD	3	0		Head	Concussion		-
2003-09-17	2003-09-21	DTD	4	4		Abdomen	Strain		-
2003-08-31	2003-09-01	DTD	1	1	Left	Knee	Contusion		-
2003-08-16	2003-08-19	DTD	3	2	Right	Thigh	Soreness	Hamstring	-
2003-03-12	2003-03-13	Camp	1	0	Left	Elbow	Strain		-

Compensation

Year	Team	Salary
2012	CLE	$1,250,000
2011	TBA	$5,250,000
2010	DET	$8,000,000
2009	NYA	$13,000,000
2008	NYA	$13,000,000
2007	NYA	$13,000,000
2006	NYA	$13,000,000
2005	BOS	$8,500,000
2004	BOS	$8,000,000
2003	BOS	$7,500,000
2002	BOS	$7,250,000
2001	OAK	$7,100,000
2000	KCA	$4,000,000

Years	Description	Salary
13 yr	Previous	$108,850,000
13 yr	Total	$108,850,000

Service Time	Agent	Contract Status
16 y 51 d	Scott Boras	1 year/$1.25M (2012)

Details

1 year/$1.25M (2012). Signed by Cleveland as a free agent 4/13/12 (minor-league contract). May earn additional $1.4M in performance bonuses. Contract purchased by Cleveland 5/1/12. DFA by Cleveland 8/3/12. Released by Cleveland 8/9/12.
1 year/$5.25M (2011). Signed by Tampa Bay as a free agent 1/22/11. Attendance bonuses: $0.15M each for 1.75, 1.85, 1.95, 2.05, 2.15 million in Tampa Bay attendance.
1 year/$8M (2010). Signed by Detroit as a free agent 2/22/10. No-trade clause.
4 years/$52M (2006-09). Signed by NY Yankees as a free agent 12/05. 06-09:$13M/year. No-trade protection.
4 years/$31M (2002-05). Signed by Boston as a free agent 12/01. 02:$7M, 03:$7.5M, 04:$8M, 05:$8.5M.
1 year/$7.1M (2001). Acquired by Oakland in trade from Kansas City 1/01. Signed by Oakland 2/01 (avoided arbitration).
1 year/$4M (2000). Re-signed by Kansas City 2/00 (avoided arbitration).
1 year/$2.1M (1999). Re-signed by Kansas City 2/99 (avoided arbitration).
1 year/$0.4M (1998). Re-signed by Kansas City 2/98.
1 year/$0.24M (1997). Re-signed by Kansas City 2/97.
1 year/$0.16M (1996). Re-signed by Kansas City 2/96.
Drafted by Kansas City 1992 (1s-35) (Dr. Phillips HS, Orlando, Fla.)

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Platoon

SORT_FIELD	PLATOON	AVG	OBP	SLG	TAv
10	vs L (Multi)	.260	.330	.406	.278
11	vs R (Multi)	.256	.326	.398	.269
18	Split (Multi)	-.003	-.004	-.008	-.009
19	LgAvg (Multi)	.028	.037	.068	.032
30	vs L (2012)	.205	.239	.318	.217
31	vs R (2012)	.227	.292	.331	.238
38	Split (2012)	.022	.053	.013	.022
39	LgAvg (2012)	.030	.040	.071	.035

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Title	Author	Date
BP Unfiltered: The Longest Plate Appearance of the Week, 6/7	Ben Lindbergh	2013-06-07
Overthinking It: Bill James, Base Umpires, and the Sabermetric Significance of Checked Swings	Ben Lindbergh	2013-05-30
Prospectus Preview: These Questions Three: The Legit Contenders	Sam Miller	2013-03-26
Prospectus Preview: These Questions Three: The Legit Contenders	Adam Sobsey	2013-03-26
Out of Left Field: The Letting Go	Matthew Kory	2013-03-12
Skewed Left: It's No Good to Get Old (Except for These Guys)	Zachary Levine	2013-03-04
Rumor Roundup: Depth Chart Woes	Will Woods	2013-02-28
Pebble Hunting: Fixing the Holes, National League	Sam Miller	2013-02-22
Punk Hits: She Got the Beat	Ian Miller	2013-01-22
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Hudson Belinsky	2012-12-17
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Andrew Koo	2012-12-17
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Jonah Birenbaum	2012-12-17
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Matthew Rocco	2012-12-17
Western Front: Thou Shalt Not Run on Johnny Cueto	Geoff Young	2012-12-04
Pebble Hunting: Are GMs Smart or Not Smart?	Sam Miller	2012-11-07
The Lineup Card: 13 Offseason Needs	Baseball Prospectus	2012-11-07
Playoff Prospectus: How the ALCS Squads Were Built	R.J. Anderson	2012-10-16
The Lineup Card: Eight Playoff Heroes and Goats	Baseball Prospectus	2012-10-10
Overthinking It: Mourning Manny Acta	Ben Lindbergh	2012-09-28
Western Front: Chase Headley is Awesome	Geoff Young	2012-09-18
Value Picks: First, Third, and DH for 8/28/12	Michael Street	2012-08-28
Wezen-Ball: Tommy Westphall's Baseball Universe	Larry Granillo	2012-08-24
Value Picks: Outfielders for 8/10/12	Paul Singman	2012-08-10
Transaction Analysis: Yuni to Get Out of Here Now	R.J. Anderson	2012-08-09
Transaction Analysis: Nats Attempt to Plug Hole at Catcher, Acquire Suzuki	Jason Parks	2012-08-03
Transaction Analysis: Nats Attempt to Plug Hole at Catcher, Acquire Suzuki	R.J. Anderson	2012-08-03
Transaction Analysis: Nats Attempt to Plug Hole at Catcher, Acquire Suzuki	Ben Lindbergh	2012-08-03
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Midsummer Replacement-Level Killers, Part II	Jay Jaffe	2012-07-30
What the Contenders Need: AL Central	Jason Wojciechowski	2012-07-02
What the Contenders Need: AL Central	Kevin Goldstein	2012-07-02
What the Contenders Need: AL Central	Jeff Euston	2012-07-02
Prospectus Hit and Run: JAWS Chews on Some Cooked Outfielders	Jay Jaffe	2012-06-29
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 20	Larry Granillo	2012-06-21
Tater Trot Tracker: The Weekend's Trot Times	Larry Granillo	2012-06-11
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 27	Larry Granillo	2012-05-28
The Platoon Advantage: Life and Ed Whitson	Cee Angi	2012-05-23
What You Need to Know: Tuesday, May 22	Daniel Rathman	2012-05-22
What You Need to Know: Wednesday, May 16	Daniel Rathman	2012-05-16
Pebble Hunting: Kill This Nickname	Sam Miller	2012-05-16
The Platoon Advantage: Ten Excuses for Not Voting Johnny Damon Into the HOF	Michael Bates	2012-05-16
Value Picks: First, Third, and DH for 5/15/12	Michael Street	2012-05-15
Overthinking It: A Fond Farewell to the Fake to Third	Ben Lindbergh	2012-05-11
On the Beat: Harping on Harper	John Perrotto	2012-05-10
Value Picks: First, Third, and DH for 5/8/12	Michael Street	2012-05-08
Transaction Analysis: Rhymes With Longoria	R.J. Anderson	2012-05-02
On the Beat: Freese Frame	John Perrotto	2012-04-19
Prospectus Game of the Week: Tampa Bay Rays at Boston Red Sox, April 14	Adam Sobsey	2012-04-17
Value Picks: First, Third, and DH for 4/16/12	Michael Street	2012-04-17
Transaction Analysis: Johnny Damon Finds a Team	R.J. Anderson	2012-04-13
What You Need to Know: Thursday, April 12	Daniel Rathman	2012-04-12
Research Mailbag: More Than a Mouthful	Bradley Ankrom	2012-04-12
Painting the Black: 2012 Milestones Watch	R.J. Anderson	2012-04-03
Prospectus Hit and Run: Inspecting the Spectrum, Part IV: The Designated Hitter Question	Jay Jaffe	2012-03-07
Painting the Black: Of Abreu and Ichiro	R.J. Anderson	2012-02-29
The Platoon Advantage: Roy Oswalt and the Temple of Late-Signing Free Agents	Bill Parker	2012-02-15
On the Beat: The Best of the Rest of the Free Agent Market	John Perrotto	2012-02-09
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Heavyweight Infield	Jay Jaffe	2012-01-27
Painting the Black: New Rays and Double Plays	R.J. Anderson	2012-01-24
Prospectus Hit and Run: A Big Bopper for the Bombers	Jay Jaffe	2012-01-20
The BP First Take: Wednesday, January 18	Daniel Rathman	2012-01-18
Prospectus Roundtable: Can Anyone Close?	Baseball Prospectus	2012-01-16
Painting the Black: Consistently Less Consistent	R.J. Anderson	2012-01-13
Overthinking It: What Happens When the Big Ones Get Away?	Ben Lindbergh	2012-01-10
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Class of 2012: The Outfielders, Part I	Jay Jaffe	2012-01-02
Overthinking It: GMs Say the Darndest Things	Ben Lindbergh	2011-12-29
Spinning Yarn: Hit-and-Run Success is No Accident	Mike Fast	2011-12-21
Fantasy Beat: All-Free Agent Team	Jason Collette	2011-12-16
Transaction Analysis: In with the New	Ben Lindbergh	2011-12-15
Overthinking It: Baseball, Sex, and Sheet Music	Ben Lindbergh	2011-12-13
Transaction Analysis: Dan Duquette Lands in Baltimore	R.J. Anderson	2011-11-07
Doctoring The Numbers: Starting Them Young, Part One	Rany Jazayerli	2011-10-13
Baseball ProGUESTus: Moneyball and Money Men	Kevin Baker	2011-10-07
Kiss'Em Goodbye: Tampa Bay Rays	Kevin Goldstein	2011-10-05
Kiss'Em Goodbye: Tampa Bay Rays	Ben Lindbergh	2011-10-05
Kiss'Em Goodbye: Tampa Bay Rays	ESPN Insider	2011-10-05
One-Hoppers: ALDS G3: David and The Five Longorias	R.J. Anderson	2011-10-03
Playoff Prospectus: ALDS Preview: Rays vs. Rangers	R.J. Anderson	2011-09-30
Prospectus Hit and Run: A Night in the Life of Team Entropy	Jay Jaffe	2011-09-28
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for September 25	Larry Granillo	2011-09-26
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for September 22	Larry Granillo	2011-09-23
On the Beat: Moneyball at the Movies	John Perrotto	2011-09-22
Painting the Black: Rays of Hope?	R.J. Anderson	2011-09-13
Transaction Analysis Blog: Yankees Add Betances, Rays Add Warmth	R.J. Anderson	2011-09-11
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 31	Larry Granillo	2011-09-01
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 29	Larry Granillo	2011-08-30
On the Beat: Boom Times Back for the Brewers	John Perrotto	2011-08-23
BP Unfiltered: Damon's Hunt For 3K	R.J. Anderson	2011-08-16
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 12	Larry Granillo	2011-08-13
Divide and Conquer, AL East: A New Challenger	Dustin Parkes	2011-07-29
Prospectus Hit and Run: Beltran and Damon	Jay Jaffe	2011-07-29
Prospectus Hit and Run: Centers of Attention UPDATED	Jay Jaffe	2011-07-27
Fantasy Beat: The Future of Luke Scott	Jason Collette	2011-07-25
On the Beat: Cardinal Complications	John Perrotto	2011-07-25
Painting the Black: Fragile in Florida?	R.J. Anderson	2011-07-19
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 28	Larry Granillo	2011-06-30
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 12	Larry Granillo	2011-06-13
On the Beat: Twin Killing?	John Perrotto	2011-06-13
Divide and Conquer, AL East: Designated Hitless	Ben Kabak	2011-06-01
Future Shock: Raining on Your Draft Parade	Kevin Goldstein	2011-06-01
Prospectus Hit List: AL: The Cream Rises	Tommy Bennett	2011-05-30
Fantasy Beat: The DH Conundrum	Jason Collette	2011-05-27
Transaction Analysis: Return of the Prodigal Sluggers	Ben Lindbergh	2011-05-26
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 16	Larry Granillo	2011-05-17
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 6	Larry Granillo	2011-05-07
Fantasy Beat: Give Me Something!	Jason Collette	2011-04-29
The BP Broadside: Impatience with Cold Starters	Steven Goldman	2011-04-27
Collateral Damage: Debriding Our Time	Marc Normandin	2011-04-25
Collateral Damage: Debriding Our Time	Corey Dawkins	2011-04-25
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for April 23	Larry Granillo	2011-04-24
Collateral Damage: The Concussion Discussion, Part II	Corey Dawkins	2011-04-21
Collateral Damage: The Concussion Discussion, Part II	Marc Normandin	2011-04-21
Divide and Conquer, AL East: The Week the O's Stopped Winning	Ben Kabak	2011-04-20
BP Unfiltered: The Paper Trail 4/18	John Perrotto	2011-04-18
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for April 14	Larry Granillo	2011-04-15
Baseball ProGUESTus: The Scott Boras Factor: Reality or Hype?	Vince Gennaro	2011-04-15
Divide and Conquer, AL East: Manny Happy Returns	Ben Kabak	2011-04-13
Fantasy Beat: Value Picks in the Outfield	Rob McQuown	2011-04-13
Transaction Analysis: Never Enough Pitching	Ben Lindbergh	2011-04-12
Prospectus Hit List: First Flight	Jay Jaffe	2011-04-11
Fantasy Beat: Value Picks at First, Third and DH	Michael Street	2011-04-11
Transaction Analysis Blog: Manny Ramirez Retires	R.J. Anderson	2011-04-08
Fantasy Beat: April Stolen Base Trends	Jason Collette	2011-04-08
Spitballing: Trading Places	Jeremy Greenhouse	2011-04-07
Divide and Conquer, AL East: Pass the Taters	Ben Kabak	2011-04-06
Painting the Black: Dissecting Britton's Debut	R.J. Anderson	2011-04-04
Collateral Damage: Checking into the Holliday Insides	Marc Normandin	2011-04-04
Collateral Damage: Checking into the Holliday Insides	Corey Dawkins	2011-04-04
The BP Broadside: Questions, Predictions, Worries, Distractions, and Other Mysteries of Opening Day, National League	Steven Goldman	2011-03-31
On the Beat: No Excuses	John Perrotto	2011-03-30
Prospectus Hit List: AL Pre-Season Hit List	Tommy Bennett	2011-03-28
Fantasy Beat: Tout Wars Draft Results	Jason Collette	2011-03-23
Contractual Matters: AL Central Payroll Projections	Jeff Euston	2011-03-16
On the Beat: Reds Plot a Repeat	John Perrotto	2011-03-14
Team Injury Projection: Tampa Bay Rays	Marc Normandin	2011-03-11
Team Injury Projection: Tampa Bay Rays	Corey Dawkins	2011-03-11
The BP Wayback Machine: The Doctor is...Gone	Rany Jazayerli	2011-03-10
Fantasy Beat: Draft Day Favorites	Craig Brown	2011-03-09
Purpose Pitches: Mourning for Morneau?	Christina Kahrl	2011-03-04
On the Beat: Rays of Sunshine	John Perrotto	2011-03-04
Contractual Matters: AL East Payroll Projections	Jeff Euston	2011-03-02
Divide and Conquer, NL West: Kung-Fu Randa and the Five Corners of Tepidness	Geoff Young	2011-03-01
Fantasy Focus: Right Fielder Rankings	Marc Normandin	2011-02-24
Future Shock: Tampa Bay Rays Top 11 Prospects	Kevin Goldstein	2011-02-22
Fantasy Focus: Left Fielder Rankings	Marc Normandin	2011-02-22
Prospectus Preview: AL East 2011 Forecast	Steven Goldman	2011-02-14
Prospectus Hit List: Winning the Winter, AL Edition	Jay Jaffe	2011-02-14
BP Unfiltered: Aceves Crosses Enemy Lines	R.J. Anderson	2011-02-08
Transaction of the Day: Vladimir Guerrero	Christina Kahrl	2011-02-08
BP Unfiltered: Vlad Joins The Birds	R.J. Anderson	2011-02-05
Transaction Analysis: Weekly Roundup, January 28-February 3	Christina Kahrl	2011-02-04
Prospectus Hit and Run: Five Moves the AL East Should Have Made	Jay Jaffe	2011-02-03
Purpose Pitches: The Sorry State of Platooning	Christina Kahrl	2011-02-03
Fantasy Beat: Hot Spots: First Base, Third Base, Designated Hitter, and Outfield	Rob McQuown	2011-01-26
Transaction Analysis: The Punished	Christina Kahrl	2011-01-25
Free Agent Bargain Bin: Outfielders	Dan Wade	2011-01-24
Fantasy Beat: Rankings Review: Left Field	Marc Normandin	2011-01-20
Transaction Analysis: Arbitration Avoidance	Christina Kahrl	2011-01-19
Prospectus Perspective: Signing Adrian Beltre	Christina Kahrl	2011-01-07
Transaction Analysis: The Short Stack	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-29
Prospectus Perspective: What's Left on the Shelves?	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-23
Transaction Analysis: Tiger Beat	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-16
Transaction Analysis: Recent Deliveries	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-08
The Week In Quotes: November 22-28	Alex Carnevale	2010-11-29
GM for a Day: Tampa Bay Rays	Christina Kahrl	2010-11-23
So You Need: Outfielders and Designated Hitters	Marc Normandin	2010-11-12
On the Beat: Scioscia's Tree is Branching Out	John Perrotto	2010-11-09
World Series Prospectus: Series Notebook	Jay Jaffe	2010-11-03
Prospectus Hit List: The Finale	Jay Jaffe	2010-10-06
On the Beat: Coming Full Circle	John Perrotto	2010-10-06
Contractual Matters: Market Corrections	Jeff Euston	2010-10-04
Analyze This: Javier Vazquez, The Yankee	Jesse Behr	2010-10-03
One-Hoppers: Even More Fun with Opponent Quality	Ben Lindbergh	2010-09-18
Prospectus Hit List: AL: September Song	Jay Jaffe	2010-09-10
Prospectus Q&A: Dave Niehaus and Rick Rizzs	David Laurila	2010-09-10
Prospectus Perspective: Waiving Good-Bye?	Christina Kahrl	2010-09-03
Prospectus Hit List: AL: A Slight Opening	Ben Lindbergh	2010-09-03
Prospectus Perspective: A Wrigley Rebuild?	Christina Kahrl	2010-08-31
Prospectus Q&A: Closer Persona: Chris Perez and Brian Wilson	David Laurila	2010-08-31
The Week In Quotes: August 23-29	Alex Carnevale	2010-08-30
Prospectus Hit List: AL: Over The Cliff Lee	Jay Jaffe	2010-08-27
Prospectus Perspective: Can the Red Sox Make the Playoffs?	Marc Normandin	2010-08-24
On the Beat: Retooling on the Fly	John Perrotto	2010-08-23
The Week In Quotes: August 9-15	Alex Carnevale	2010-08-16
Prospectus Hit List: Big Hits and Near Misses	Jay Jaffe	2010-08-13
Prospectus Hit and Run: Time for Tigers to Look to 2011	Jay Jaffe	2010-08-04
Contractual Matters: August and Everything After	Jeff Euston	2010-08-02
Transaction Action: The National Redistribution Effort	Kevin Goldstein	2010-07-30
Transaction Action: The National Redistribution Effort	Christina Kahrl	2010-07-30
Fantasy Beat: Missing Magglio (and Carlos)	Craig Brown	2010-07-26
The Week In Quotes: July 18-25	Alex Carnevale	2010-07-26
On the Beat: Areas of Concern	John Perrotto	2010-07-19
Prospectus Hit and Run: Big Gains Afield	Jay Jaffe	2010-07-16
Prospectus Hit List: Nearing the Cliff	Jay Jaffe	2010-07-09
Changing Speeds: Free Agent Midterms	Ken Funck	2010-07-08
Transaction Action: The Snakes Start Shedding	Christina Kahrl	2010-06-15
Transaction Action: Central Preoccupations	Christina Kahrl	2010-06-10
You Could Look It Up: Is Losing This Pick Really Necessary?	Steven Goldman	2010-06-08
Transaction Action: Central Preoccupations	Christina Kahrl	2010-05-25
Ahead in the Count: The Cost of OPP	Matt Swartz	2010-05-17
Prospectus Hit List: Turning the Page	Jay Jaffe	2010-05-14
You Can Blog It Up: Dead Player of the Day #20 (Earle Combs)	Steven Goldman	2010-05-10
Under The Knife: Pettitte Goes Into The Tube	Will Carroll	2010-05-06
Prospectus Hit and Run: Bronx Cheers for Vazquez	Jay Jaffe	2010-05-03
Baseball Therapy: Why Are Games So Long?	Russell A. Carleton	2010-05-03
Baseball Therapy: The Difference Between Night and Day	Russell A. Carleton	2010-04-26
Transaction Action: Rounding Out the AL	Christina Kahrl	2010-04-26
Ahead in the Count: Methodology of The New MORP	Matt Swartz	2010-04-23
Prospectus Hit List: NL Pre-Season Edition	Jay Jaffe	2010-04-04
Prospectus Hit List: AL Pre-season Edition	Jay Jaffe	2010-04-02
BP Unfiltered: UPDATED AL Projected Opening Day Rosters	John Perrotto	2010-04-01
Transaction Action: Return to Sender	Christina Kahrl	2010-03-31
One-Hoppers: Tiger Toppers	Jay Jaffe	2010-03-23
Transaction Action: American League	Christina Kahrl	2010-03-19
Future Shock Blog: Breaking Down Julio Borbon	Kevin Goldstein	2010-03-17
Fantasy Beat: Depth Chart/PFM Update	Clay Davenport	2010-03-17
Prospectus Q&A: Tom Goodwin	David Laurila	2010-03-17
Ahead in the Count: The No Turnover Standings	Matt Swartz	2010-03-15
On the Beat: Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2010-03-14
Contractual Matters: AL East	Jeff Euston	2010-03-11
Fantasy Beat: Hot Spots: Outfield	Rob McQuown	2010-03-10
Team Health Reports: Detroit Tigers	Will Carroll	2010-03-09
The Week In Quotes: March 1-7	Alex Carnevale	2010-03-08
Prospectus Q&A: Chaz Scoggins	David Laurila	2010-03-07
Team Health Reports: Kansas City Royals	Will Carroll	2010-03-05
Fantasy Beat: Combined Outfielder Rankings	Marc Normandin	2010-03-04
Contractual Matters: NL East	Jeff Euston	2010-03-04
On the Beat: Mid-Week Update	John Perrotto	2010-03-03
Fantasy Focus: Left Fielder Rankings	Marc Normandin	2010-03-02
Prospectus Hit and Run: AL Central Competitive Ecology	Jay Jaffe	2010-02-23
Transaction Action: Junior Circuit Jumbling	Christina Kahrl	2010-02-22
Ahead in the Count: Evaluating Multi-Year Deals	Matt Swartz	2010-02-22
Division Preview: AL Central	Christina Kahrl	2010-02-19
Camp Battles: AL Central	Christina Kahrl	2010-02-17
Camp Battles: AL East	Christina Kahrl	2010-02-16
The Week In Quotes: February 8-14	Alex Carnevale	2010-02-15
On the Beat: Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2010-02-14
Prospectus Hit and Run: AL East Competitive Ecology	Jay Jaffe	2010-02-12
On the Beat: Mid-Week Update	John Perrotto	2010-02-10
The Week In Quotes: February 1-7	Alex Carnevale	2010-02-08
Ahead in the Count: Revising Player Contract Valuation, Part 3	Matt Swartz	2010-02-04
On the Beat: Indian Spring	John Perrotto	2010-02-03
The Week In Quotes: January 25-31	Alex Carnevale	2010-02-01
On the Beat: Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2010-01-31
Prospectus Hit and Run: Damon's Next Dash?	Jay Jaffe	2010-01-29
Transaction Action: Minor Moves in the AL	Christina Kahrl	2010-01-28
On the Beat: Mid-Week Update	John Perrotto	2010-01-27
Ahead in the Count: Revising Player Contract Valuation, Part 2	Matt Swartz	2010-01-20
Transaction Action: NL Ketchup	Christina Kahrl	2010-01-18
Ahead in the Count: Revising Player Contract Valuation, Part 1	Matt Swartz	2010-01-18
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Replacement-Level Killers	Jay Jaffe	2010-01-15
Transaction Action: Getting Short-y	Christina Kahrl	2010-01-12
The Week In Quotes: January 4-10	Alex Carnevale	2010-01-11
On the Beat: Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2010-01-10
Ahead in the Count: For the Long-Term Investors	Matt Swartz	2009-12-29
Baseball Therapy: 2009 in Numbers	Russell A. Carleton	2009-12-28
Fantasy Focus: Left Field Rankings Review	Marc Normandin	2009-12-28
Transaction Action: Junior Circuit Jumble	Christina Kahrl	2009-12-23
Leave Your Bats at the Bridge: Keeping Run Totals Low by the Bay	Tommy Bennett	2009-12-23
On the Beat: Midweek Update	John Perrotto	2009-12-23
The Week In Quotes: December 14-20	Alex Carnevale	2009-12-21
The Week In Quotes: December 7-13	Alex Carnevale	2009-12-14
On the Beat: Winter Meeting Wrap-Up	John Perrotto	2009-12-13
Prospectus Today: Strange Dealings in the Desert	Joe Sheehan	2009-12-09
Transaction Action: Three-Way Fun	Christina Kahrl	2009-12-08
Prospectus Today: AL Shopping Lists	Joe Sheehan	2009-12-07
Prospectus Today: NL Shopping Lists	Joe Sheehan	2009-12-06
On the Beat: Pre-Winter Meetings Shopping Lists	John Perrotto	2009-12-06
Prospectus Today: The Risks of Arbitration	Joe Sheehan	2009-12-02
So You Need: OBP	Christina Kahrl	2009-11-30
On the Beat: Midweek Update	John Perrotto	2009-11-25
Prospectus Today: Outfield and Catcher Free Agents Review	Joe Sheehan	2009-11-23
Prospectus Today: The Opening Bell	Joe Sheehan	2009-11-19
Prospectus Hit and Run: Better with Leather	Jay Jaffe	2009-11-18
On the Beat: Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2009-11-15
Prospectus Today: Looking Both Forwards and Back	Joe Sheehan	2009-11-06
Kiss'Em Goodbye: New York Yankees	Baseball Prospectus	2009-11-06
Prospectus Hit and Run: Anatomy of a Championship	Jay Jaffe	2009-11-05
Prospectus Hit and Run: Shorting Out	Jay Jaffe	2009-11-03
Prospectus Today: A Player's Game	Joe Sheehan	2009-11-03
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Terrific Tandem	Jay Jaffe	2009-11-02
Prospectus Today: A-Rodemption?	Joe Sheehan	2009-11-02
The Week In Quotes: October 26-November 1	Alex Carnevale	2009-11-02
On the Beat: Double Your Pleasure	John Perrotto	2009-11-02
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Trouble With Southpaws	Jay Jaffe	2009-11-01
Prospectus Today: Game Three Recap	Joe Sheehan	2009-11-01
Prospectus Hit and Run: A Night to Remember	Jay Jaffe	2009-10-30
Prospectus Today: A Classic Confrontation	Joe Sheehan	2009-10-30
Prospectus Hit and Run: From One to the Other	Jay Jaffe	2009-10-29
World Series Prospectus: Yankees versus Phillies Preview	Jay Jaffe	2009-10-28
The Week In Quotes: October 19-25	Alex Carnevale	2009-10-26
Prospectus Today: Speed Up for a Showdown	Joe Sheehan	2009-10-23
On the Beat: A Showdown Lowdown	John Perrotto	2009-10-21
Prospectus Today: Putting the Drama in Drama Season	Joe Sheehan	2009-10-20
Prospectus Today: Absent Without Leave	Joe Sheehan	2009-10-18
Playoff Prospectus: Yankees versus Angels LCS	Eric Seidman	2009-10-16
The Baserunning Report: Running for Fun and Profit	Christina Kahrl	2009-10-14
The Week In Quotes: October 5-11	Alex Carnevale	2009-10-12
Playoff Prospectus: Yankees versus Twins LDS	Joe Sheehan	2009-10-07
Playoff Health Report: American League	Will Carroll	2009-10-07
Prospectus Today: Clinching	Joe Sheehan	2009-09-28
You Could Look It Up: A Triple Play of Pondering	Steven Goldman	2009-09-11
On the Beat: Weekend Roundup	John Perrotto	2009-08-30
The Week In Quotes: August 10-16	Alex Carnevale	2009-08-17
Prospectus Today: Rumble in the Bronx	Joe Sheehan	2009-08-10
Prospectus Hit List: The Post-Shuffle Shuffle	Jay Jaffe	2009-08-07
On the Beat: Classic Confrontation Time	John Perrotto	2009-08-05
Prospectus Hit and Run: Return of the Rickeys	Jay Jaffe	2009-07-28
Prospectus Hit List: Halladay to Holliday	Jay Jaffe	2009-07-24
Prospectus Hit and Run: Today, Who is the Rickey-est?	Jay Jaffe	2009-07-24
Second-Half Prescriptions: AL	Baseball Prospectus	2009-07-15
You Could Look It Up: Royal Pains	Steven Goldman	2009-07-14
Under The Knife: Midseason THR Updates	Will Carroll	2009-07-13
Under The Knife: Midseason THR Updates	Michael R. Lewis	2009-07-13
On the Beat: All-Stars!	John Perrotto	2009-07-05
On the Beat: Weekend Wrap	John Perrotto	2009-06-28
Under The Knife: Progress Reports	Will Carroll	2009-06-23
Under The Knife: Hitting the Wall	Will Carroll	2009-06-19
Under The Knife: Big Names Down	Will Carroll	2009-06-15
On the Beat: Weekend Wrap	John Perrotto	2009-06-14
On the Beat: Weekend Wrap	John Perrotto	2009-05-24
Prospectus Hit List: Can't Anyone Here Play This Game?	Jay Jaffe	2009-05-22
Big Apple Ballparks: New Yankee Stadium	Marc Normandin	2009-04-16
Big Apple Ballparks: New Yankee Stadium	Jay Jaffe	2009-04-16
The Week In Quotes: April 6-12	Alex Carnevale	2009-04-13
Leading Off: Bop 'Til You Drop Up Top?	Christina Kahrl	2009-04-10
Team Health Reports: New York Yankees	Brad Wochomurka	2009-03-19
Team Health Reports: Toronto Blue Jays	Will Carroll	2009-03-11
The Week In Quotes: January 26-February 1	Alex Carnevale	2009-02-02
Prospectus Hit and Run: Manny's Five Easy Choices	Jay Jaffe	2009-01-29
Prospectus Today: Free Agent Dragnet	Joe Sheehan	2008-12-23
The Week In Quotes: December 15-21	Alex Carnevale	2008-12-22
Transaction Analysis: Moving and Shaking	Christina Kahrl	2008-12-10
Prospectus Hit and Run: CC... Chooose Me!	Jay Jaffe	2008-12-10
Every Given Sunday: Winter Meetings Preview	John Perrotto	2008-12-07
GM for a Day: Yankees	Jay Jaffe	2008-12-05
On the Beat: One Man's Hall of Fame Vote	John Perrotto	2008-12-03
Prospectus Today: Trading Up and Trading Down	Joe Sheehan	2008-11-16
Hot Stove Preview: AL East	Jay Jaffe	2008-11-13
Every Given Sunday: Off-season Moves	John Perrotto	2008-11-02
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Comeback Kings	Jay Jaffe	2008-10-15
Player Profile: Jon Lester	Eric Seidman	2008-10-13
Player Profile: Jon Lester	Marc Normandin	2008-10-13
Prospectus Today: Fixing It	Joe Sheehan	2008-09-23
Prospectus Today: The Long Farewell	Joe Sheehan	2008-09-22
On the Beat: Playing it Out and Looking Ahead	John Perrotto	2008-09-10
Prospectus Preview: Tuesday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-08-26
Prospectus Hit List: Cramped Quarters	Jay Jaffe	2008-08-22
Prospectus Preview: Saturday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-08-09
You Could Look It Up: Josh and Shufflin' Phil	Steven Goldman	2008-08-05
Prospectus Today: Trading Tex	Joe Sheehan	2008-07-29
Under The Knife: Broken	Will Carroll	2008-07-29
Transaction Analysis: The Weekend Trio	Christina Kahrl	2008-07-28
Every Given Sunday: All Busy-ness 'Round the Major League Table	John Perrotto	2008-07-27
Transaction Analysis: Golddiggers and Going For It	Christina Kahrl	2008-07-23
Fantasy Focus: Speed Never Slumps	Jeff Erickson	2008-07-19
Prospectus Hit List: Reshuffleuppagus	Jay Jaffe	2008-07-11
Under The Knife: Reshuffling the Decks	Will Carroll	2008-07-07
The Week In Quotes: Week of June 30-July 6	Alex Carnevale	2008-07-07
UTK Wrap: Big-Ticket Bang-ups	Will Carroll	2008-07-04
Prospectus Today: Adaptations	Joe Sheehan	2008-07-01
Prospectus Preview: Tuesday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-07-01
Every Given Sunday: Bronx Breakdowns and Rebounds	John Perrotto	2008-06-29
Under The Knife: Reminders and Rehabs	Will Carroll	2008-06-26
Under The Knife: Midweek Maladies	Will Carroll	2008-06-25
Prospectus Hit and Run: 2008 Replacement Level Killers, Early Edition	Jay Jaffe	2008-06-19
The Week In Quotes: June 9-15	Alex Carnevale	2008-06-16
Prospectus Hit List: Comebacks, Snappy and Otherwise	Jay Jaffe	2008-06-13
Prospectus Preview: Monday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-06-09
The Week In Quotes: June 2-8	Alex Carnevale	2008-06-09
Prospectus Hit List: Slinking, Streaking, and Slump-Busting	Jay Jaffe	2008-06-06
Every Given Sunday: Maple Mayhem	John Perrotto	2008-06-01
Prospectus Preview: Saturday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-04-26
Prospectus Preview: Thursday's Games to Watch	Marc Normandin	2008-04-24
Every Given Sunday: Tribe Troubles	John Perrotto	2008-04-20
You Could Look It Up: Hit Second and Like It	Steven Goldman	2008-04-15
The First Last: Opening Day at Yankee Stadium	Derek Jacques	2008-04-02
Prospectus Hit List: Opening Day	Jay Jaffe	2008-03-30
The Week In Quotes: March 17-23	Alex Carnevale	2008-03-24
Every Given Sunday: On the Spot	John Perrotto	2008-03-23
Team Health Reports: New York Yankees	Will Carroll	2008-03-06
The Week In Quotes: February 25-March 2	Alex Carnevale	2008-03-03
Prospectus Q&A: Tom Bourque	David Laurila	2008-03-02
Doctoring The Numbers: The Cubs and the Red Sox	Rany Jazayerli	2008-02-27
Prospectus Today: Putting the Right Pegs in the Right Holes	Joe Sheehan	2008-02-20
Every Given Sunday: The Bronx Challenge	John Perrotto	2008-02-17
Schrodinger's Bat: Wrapping it Up	Dan Fox	2008-02-14
Spring Training Preview: NL West	Joe Sheehan	2008-02-12
Spring Training Preview: AL East	Joe Sheehan	2008-02-05
Schrodinger's Bat: For the Sake of Completeness	Dan Fox	2008-01-17
6-4-3: Value Over Jack Cust	Gary Huckabay	2007-12-17
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Alex Carnevale	2007-12-17
Lies, Damned Lies: Offseason Plans, AL East	Nate Silver	2007-10-30
Prospectus Matchups: Fight the Powers That Be!	Jim Baker	2007-10-26
Prospectus Today: From Fenway, a Beating	Joe Sheehan	2007-10-25
You Could Look It Up: Joe Torre in a Box	Steven Goldman	2007-10-22
The Week In Quotes: October 15-21	Alex Carnevale	2007-10-22
Schrodinger's Bat: The Baserunning Edition	Dan Fox	2007-10-18
Prospectus Today: Three In, Two Knocking	Joe Sheehan	2007-10-08
The Week In Quotes: October 1-7	Alex Carnevale	2007-10-08
Playoff Prospectus: Game One Report, Yankees versus Indians	John Perrotto	2007-10-05
Playoff Prospectus: Yankees versus Indians	Jay Jaffe	2007-10-04
Playoff Prospectus: Red Sox versus Angels	Jim Baker	2007-10-02
Under The Knife: Playoff Health Report, AL	Will Carroll	2007-10-02
Schrodinger's Bat: Taking Advantage	Dan Fox	2007-09-20
Prospectus Today: Jose Reyes	Joe Sheehan	2007-08-30
Prospectus Today: Six Deliveries	Joe Sheehan	2007-08-29
The Week In Quotes: August 20-26	Alex Carnevale	2007-08-27
Prospectus Hit List: Flyover Flops Edition	Jay Jaffe	2007-08-17
Transaction Analysis: AL Roundup	Christina Kahrl	2007-08-08
The Week In Quotes: August 1-5	Alex Carnevale	2007-08-06
Transaction Analysis: American League Roundup	Christina Kahrl	2007-07-26
Schrodinger's Bat: Dropping One Down	Dan Fox	2007-07-12
Fantasy Focus: The Ill-Stars	Kenn Ruby	2007-07-12
Under The Knife: Deep in the Heart	Will Carroll	2007-07-06
Prospectus Matchups: Millstones and Milestones	Jim Baker	2007-07-03
The Week In Quotes: June 25-July 1	Alex Carnevale	2007-07-02
Schrodinger's Bat: Playing Favorites	Dan Fox	2007-06-28
Under The Knife: Unorthodox Solutions	Will Carroll	2007-06-27
Prospectus Hit List: Hurting Hurlers	Jay Jaffe	2007-06-22
Under The Knife: Path-Integral Fastballs	Will Carroll	2007-06-21
Prospectus Matchups: The Army You Have	Jim Baker	2007-06-08
Transaction of the Day: American League Roundup	Christina Kahrl	2007-06-06
Under The Knife: All Injuries Are Local	Will Carroll	2007-06-04
The Week In Quotes: May 29-June 4	Alex Carnevale	2007-06-04
Lies, Damned Lies: Look Sharp	Nate Silver	2007-05-31
Under The Knife: Back Up to Speed	Will Carroll	2007-05-29
Under The Knife: Blisters, Breakdowns, and Bounce-backs	Will Carroll	2007-05-17
Under The Knife: Marshall's Law	Will Carroll	2007-05-11
The Week In Quotes: May 1-6	Alex Carnevale	2007-05-07
Prospectus Today: A-Rod 200?	Joe Sheehan	2007-04-24
Under The Knife: First Week Roundup	Will Carroll	2007-04-09
Every Given Sunday: Demotions, Disappointments, and Developments	John Perrotto	2007-04-08
Under The Knife: A Cold Start	Will Carroll	2007-04-06
Schrodinger's Bat: In the Arms of an Angel	Dan Fox	2007-04-05
Under The Knife: Real Baseball	Will Carroll	2007-04-03
Hope and Faith: How the Kansas City Royals Can Win the World Series	Rany Jazayerli	2007-03-28
Hope and Faith: How the New York Yankees Can Win the World Series	Alex Belth	2007-03-27
Positional Health Reports: Center Field	Will Carroll	2007-03-02
The Week In Quotes: January 29-February 5	Alex Carnevale	2007-02-05
Player Profile: Coco Crisp	Marc Normandin	2007-01-03
The Year in Quotes: 2006 in Review	Alex Carnevale	2007-01-02
The Year in Quotes: 2006 in Review	John Erhardt	2007-01-02
Schrodinger's Bat: The Best Baserunners of 2006	Dan Fox	2006-12-21
The Week In Quotes: December 11-18	Alex Carnevale	2006-12-18
Prospectus Q&A: Freddy Sanchez	David Laurila	2006-12-11
World Series Prospectus: Game Two	Nate Silver	2006-10-23
The Week In Quotes: October 1-8	Alex Carnevale	2006-10-09
Prospectus Today: Division Series, Day Four	Joe Sheehan	2006-10-07
Prospectus Today: Division Series, Day Three	Joe Sheehan	2006-10-06
Playoff Prospectus: Roster Reviews	Christina Kahrl	2006-10-05
Future Shock: AFL Preview, Part Two	Kevin Goldstein	2006-10-05
Prospectus Today: Division Series Picks	Joe Sheehan	2006-10-03
Playoff Prospectus: Tigers versus Yankees	Rany Jazayerli	2006-10-02
Prospectus Matchups: Transient All-Star Update	Jim Baker	2006-09-26
Under The Knife: A Rose by Any Other Name	Will Carroll	2006-09-18
The Week In Quotes: September 10-17	Alex Carnevale	2006-09-18
Fantasy Focus: Planning Ahead for Scarcity	Erik Siegrist	2006-09-05
Schrodinger's Bat: Valuing the Running Game	Dan Fox	2006-08-24
Lies, Damned Lies: Tufte Takes on the Red Sox	Nate Silver	2006-08-23
Prospectus Game of the Week: New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox, 8/20/06	Derek Jacques	2006-08-23
Prospectus Hit List: Week of August 20	Jay Jaffe	2006-08-22
Schrodinger's Bat: Using The House Advantage	Dan Fox	2006-08-17
Under The Knife: Conversation Piece	Will Carroll	2006-08-15
Transaction Analysis: August 4-7, 2006	Christina Kahrl	2006-08-07
Prospectus Matchups: Abreu Walks to New York	Jim Baker	2006-08-04
Prospectus Today: Aftermath	Joe Sheehan	2006-08-01
Under The Knife: On the Road Again	Will Carroll	2006-07-25
Transaction of the Day: The Nats Go Red, and the Reds Go Nuts	Christina Kahrl	2006-07-14
Fantasy Focus: RotoWire Barometer, 7/12/06	Gus Papadopoulos	2006-07-12
Transaction Analysis: July 6-9	Christina Kahrl	2006-07-11
Under The Knife: Backing It Up	Will Carroll	2006-07-07
Fantasy Focus: Trading for Commodities	Jeff Erickson	2006-07-07
Under The Knife: Older and Smarter?	Will Carroll	2006-07-06
Future Shock: Midpoint American League Report	Kevin Goldstein	2006-06-22
Transaction Analysis: June 13-15, 2006	Christina Kahrl	2006-06-16
Prospectus Today: OBP Is Life	Joe Sheehan	2006-06-07
Prospectus Hit List: Week of June 4	Jay Jaffe	2006-06-06
Prospectus Today: AL All-Stars	Joe Sheehan	2006-06-06
Under The Knife: The Tipping Points	Will Carroll	2006-06-05
Prospectus Matchups: All-Star Voting and Rookie Factoids	Jim Baker	2006-06-02
Under The Knife: By June, Our Brook's Run Out of Song and Speed	Will Carroll	2006-06-01
Under The Knife: Advocatus Diaboli	Will Carroll	2006-05-31
Prospectus Game of the Week: New York Yankees @ Detroit Tigers, 5/29/2006	Derek Jacques	2006-05-30
Schrodinger's Bat: Quantifying High Impact Performances	Dan Fox	2006-05-29
Under The Knife: FAQ	Will Carroll	2006-05-24
Under The Knife: Comes a Little Chaos, and a Little Rain	Will Carroll	2006-05-18
Under The Knife: U.S.S. Enterprise	Will Carroll	2006-05-12
Prospectus Hit List: Week of May 7	Jay Jaffe	2006-05-09
Prospectus Matchups: Trader	Jim Baker	2006-05-03
Prospectus Hit List: Week of April 30	Jay Jaffe	2006-05-02
Prospectus Matchups: Walkfest, 2006	Jim Baker	2006-04-28
Transaction Analysis: April 11-13	Christina Kahrl	2006-04-14
Prospectus Notebook: Red Sox, Devil Rays	Baseball Prospectus	2006-04-14
Under The Knife: A Friend is Gone Today	Will Carroll	2006-04-10
Prospectus Hit List: Preseason Edition	Jay Jaffe	2006-04-03
Under The Knife: Play Ball	Will Carroll	2006-04-03
Prospectus Today: AL East Preview	Joe Sheehan	2006-03-29
Transaction Analysis: March 17-26	Christina Kahrl	2006-03-27
Who Are the AL-Kings?: A Look Inside the New Baseball Prospectus Celebrity Scoresheet League	Jonah Keri	2006-03-21
Why Edgar Allan Poe Couldn't Play Fantasy Baseball: A Poem	Keith Woolner	2006-03-07
The World Baseball Classic: Davenport Translations, Part Two	Clay Davenport	2006-03-01
Team Health Report Review: Evaluating the Results	Marc Normandin	2006-02-22
Team Health Reports: New York Yankees	Will Carroll	2006-02-21
Team Health Reports: New York Yankees	Michael Groopman	2006-02-21
No Bargain: The Free-Agent Class of 2006	Paul Swydan	2006-02-16
Transaction Analysis: American League, December 15, 2005-February 13, 2006	Christina Kahrl	2006-02-14
Prospectus Matchups: The Transient All-Star Team	Jim Baker	2006-02-14
Prospectus Notebook: Brewers, Yankees	Baseball Prospectus	2006-02-10
Prospectus Today: Good Trade for Both Teams	Joe Sheehan	2006-02-01
Prospectus Notebook: Tigers, Yankees	Baseball Prospectus	2005-12-28
Prospectus Today: Non-Tenders, and Actual News	Joe Sheehan	2005-12-21
Prospectus Notebook: Cubs, Pirates	Baseball Prospectus	2005-12-16
Will's Mill: Winter Meetings	Will Carroll	2005-12-08
Prospectus Today: Winter Meetings, Day Three	Joe Sheehan	2005-12-07
Ghosts of 2002: Contraction, Luxury Tax Back on the Table as New CBA Dawns	Neil deMause	2005-12-05
Prospectus Today: Put the Checkbooks Away	Joe Sheehan	2005-11-30
Prospectus Notebook: Royals, Mariners	Baseball Prospectus	2005-11-23
Prospectus Notebook: Orioles, Yankees	Baseball Prospectus	2005-11-11
Prospectus Notebook: Diamondbacks, Red Sox, Cubs	Baseball Prospectus	2005-11-09
Transaction Analysis: October 8-19	Christina Kahrl	2005-10-20
Prospectus Notebook: Astros, Blue Jays	Baseball Prospectus	2005-10-20
Lies, Damned Lies: A Mulligan on Guzman	Nate Silver	2005-10-12
Prospectus Today: Swapping Sox	Joe Sheehan	2005-10-08
Playoff Prospectus: Division Series, Day Four	Paul Swydan	2005-10-08
Under The Knife: Playoff Health Reports	Will Carroll	2005-10-04
Playoff Prospectus: Boston Red Sox vs. Chicago White Sox	Nate Silver	2005-10-03
Prospectus Notebook: Cubs, Mets	Baseball Prospectus	2005-09-29
Prospectus Hit List: Week of September 25	Jay Jaffe	2005-09-27
Under The Knife: Penalties	Will Carroll	2005-09-27
Under The Knife: Seven Days Left	Will Carroll	2005-09-26
Prospectus Hit List: Week of September 18	Jay Jaffe	2005-09-20
Under The Knife: Testify	Will Carroll	2005-09-14
Prospectus Matchups: Only In It For the VORP	Jim Baker	2005-08-31
Under The Knife: It's All Over Now, Boys in Blue	Will Carroll	2005-08-30
A Modest Proposal: What MLB Can Learn From the Little League World Series	John Erhardt	2005-08-25
Under The Knife: Breaking the Tension	Will Carroll	2005-08-15
Prospectus Game of the Week: Boston Red Sox @ Chicago White Sox, 7/24/05	Jonah Keri	2005-07-26
Prospectus Hit List: Week of July 17	Jay Jaffe	2005-07-19
Under The Knife: The Right to Remain Silent	Will Carroll	2005-07-18
Fantasy Focus: How To Tell a Half-Full Glass from a Half-Empty One	Erik Siegrist	2005-07-18
What Is Baseball Prospectus' Mind Game?: A Closer Look at the Book	Steven Goldman	2005-07-15
Transaction Analysis: July 8-14	Christina Kahrl	2005-07-15
Crooked Numbers: Subroutines	James Click	2005-07-14
Prospectus Hit List: Week of July 3, 2005	Jay Jaffe	2005-07-05
Prospectus Notebook: Friday Edition	Baseball Prospectus	2005-07-01
Under The Knife: The Cost of Injuries	Will Carroll	2005-06-20
Under The Knife: A Bad Sign	Will Carroll	2005-06-08
Lies, Damned Lies: A Tribe Called Mess	Nate Silver	2005-06-08
Prospectus Hit List: Week of June 5, 2005	Jay Jaffe	2005-06-07
Under The Knife: Interleague Effects	Will Carroll	2005-06-06
Under The Knife: No Excuses	Will Carroll	2005-06-03
Under The Knife: The Personal Trainer Problem	Will Carroll	2005-06-01
Prospectus Hit List: Week of May 29, 2005	Ben Murphy	2005-06-01
Prospectus Today: AL All-Stars	Joe Sheehan	2005-05-24
Fantasy Focus: Found Money	Erik Siegrist	2005-05-23
Prospectus Hit List: Week of May 15, 2005	Ben Murphy	2005-05-18
Prospectus Matchups: Stanchions of Success	Jim Baker	2005-05-13
Lies, Damned Lies: Introducing ORVY	Nate Silver	2005-05-04
Prospectus Today: My Guys	Joe Sheehan	2005-05-03
Under The Knife: Look Deeper	Will Carroll	2005-04-25
2005--Setting the Stage: The Champs	John Erhardt	2005-04-03
Team Health Reports: Boston Red Sox	Will Carroll	2005-03-29
Prospectus Today: Madness Bullets	Joe Sheehan	2005-03-18
Assessing Productive Outs: Little Things Mean a Little	Anthony Passaretti	2004-11-23
American League Gold Glove Awards: What the Numbers Say	Clay Davenport	2004-11-03
World Series Prospectus: St. Louis Cardinals vs. Boston Red Sox	Dayn Perry	2004-10-23
Prospectus Today: Series Preview	Joe Sheehan	2004-10-23
Prospectus Today: Making History	Joe Sheehan	2004-10-21
Lies, Damned Lies: Comparables	Nate Silver	2004-10-21
Prospectus Today: Just As Expected	Joe Sheehan	2004-10-20
Prospectus Today: Not Dead Yet	Joe Sheehan	2004-10-18
Prospectus Today: Where Have You Gone, Sparky Lyle?	Joe Sheehan	2004-10-14
Playoff Prospectus: Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees	Derek Zumsteg	2004-10-12
Under The Knife: LCS Health Reports	Will Carroll	2004-10-12
Under The Knife: Working on Short Rest	Will Carroll	2004-10-11
Playoff Prospectus: Boston Red Sox vs. Anaheim Angels	Joe Sheehan	2004-10-05
Under The Knife: Not By the Numbers	Will Carroll	2004-09-08
Prospectus Triple Play: Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, San Diego Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2004-05-13
Under The Knife: SuperSized	Will Carroll	2004-04-29
Under The Knife: PriorWatch	Will Carroll	2004-04-15
Prospectus Today: AL Preview	Joe Sheehan	2004-04-03
Teams: A Critical Guide: Preseason Edition	Steven Goldman	2004-03-30
The View from Florida: Kazuo Matsui	David Cameron	2004-03-23
Prospectus Triple Play: Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, San Diego Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2004-03-02
Team Health Reports: Boston Red Sox	Will Carroll	2004-02-28
Internet Baseball Awards: The 2003 Results	Greg Spira	2003-10-24
Prospectus Triple Play: Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, San Diego Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2003-10-21
Prospectus Today: Simply Amazing	Joe Sheehan	2003-10-17
Prospectus Today: The Greatest Show on Earth	Joe Sheehan	2003-10-16
Under The Knife: Ten	Will Carroll	2003-10-10
Prospectus Today: Both Barrels Blazing	Joe Sheehan	2003-10-09
Playoff Prospectus: Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees	Gary Huckabay	2003-10-08
Prospectus Today: Lapses	Joe Sheehan	2003-10-08
Playoff Prospectus: Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees	Nate Silver	2003-10-08
Under The Knife: Strong Bad	Will Carroll	2003-10-08
Prospectus Today: Seven Days of Bliss	Joe Sheehan	2003-10-07
Playoff Health Report: League Championship Series	Will Carroll	2003-10-07
Playoff Prospectus: Boston Red Sox vs. Oakland Athletics	Gary Huckabay	2003-10-01
Prospectus Today: LDS Previews	Joe Sheehan	2003-09-30
Breaking Balls: Cheaters?, Part II	Derek Zumsteg	2003-09-24
Can Of Corn: Sharing the Credit	Dayn Perry	2003-09-24
Under The Knife: Rockin' in the Free World	Will Carroll	2003-09-22
Under The Knife: Work in Progress	Will Carroll	2003-09-20
Under The Knife: Abracadabra	Will Carroll	2003-09-18
Breaking Balls: Confessions of a Random Ballplayer	Derek Zumsteg	2003-09-02
Prospectus Today: Notes on a Monitor	Joe Sheehan	2003-08-15
Prospectus Today: A's Bet on Hatteberg	Joe Sheehan	2003-07-29
Prospectus Triple Play: Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, San Diego Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2003-07-15
Mashing in Beantown: How Good Has the Red Sox Offense Been in 2003?	Mark Armour	2003-07-02
Prospectus Triple Play: Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, San Diego Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2003-07-01
Prospectus Triple Play: Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, San Diego Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2003-06-17
Prospectus Triple Play: Arizona Diamondbacks, Kansas City Royals, Philadelphia Phillies	Baseball Prospectus	2003-06-12
Prospectus Triple Play: Arizona Diamondbacks, Kansas City Royals, Philadelphia Phillies	Baseball Prospectus	2003-05-29
Prospectus Today: Silly Slides	Joe Sheehan	2003-05-08
Prospectus Triple Play: Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, San Diego Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2003-05-06
Prospectus Today: AL West Preview	Joe Sheehan	2003-03-20
Under The Knife: Catching Up	Will Carroll	2003-03-14
Transaction Analysis: February 10-18, 2003	Christina Kahrl	2003-02-21
Team Health Reports: Team Health Report: Boston Red Sox	Will Carroll	2003-02-05
Breaking Balls: Free Agent Draft Pick Compensation	Derek Zumsteg	2003-01-30
Prospectus Feature: The Appearance of Misconduct: A Conspiracy Theory Worth Considering	Tim Walker	2003-01-21
Internet Baseball Awards: AL Most Valuable Player	Greg Spira	2002-10-23
Internet Baseball Awards: Managers of the Year	Greg Spira	2002-10-16
Analyze This: Best Hitter Outside Cooperstown	Baseball Prospectus	2002-09-11
The Midseason Awards: Our Picks at the Break	Greg Spira	2002-07-09
The Week In Quotes: July 1-7, 2002	Derek Zumsteg	2002-07-08
The Daily Prospectus: At the Half	Joe Sheehan	2002-07-05
The Week In Quotes: June 24-30, 2002	Derek Zumsteg	2002-07-01
The Daily Prospectus: Joe and Bob Make People Mad	Joe Sheehan	2002-07-01
The Week In Quotes: May 6-12	Derek Zumsteg	2002-05-13
The Daily Prospectus: The Daily Prospectus: DEE-fense!	Joe Sheehan	2002-04-29
The Daily Prospectus: The Daily Prospectus: Showdown...Sort Of	Joe Sheehan	2002-04-12
Prospectus Feature: American League Predictions	Baseball Prospectus	2002-03-31
Prospectus Feature: The Success Cycle	Jonah Keri	2002-02-28
The Daily Prospectus: The Daily Prospectus: A Great Race?	Joe Sheehan	2002-02-26
The Daily Prospectus: Around the AL	Joe Sheehan	2001-05-07
Doctoring the Numbers: The Doctor is...Gone.	Rany Jazayerli	2000-08-15

BP Chats

Date	Question	Answer
2011-06-20 14:00:00	I saw in today's paper that with his 500th double yesterday, Johnny Damon joins a group of 11 others (all HoF members) who have 2,500 hits, 500 doubles, 200 HR and 100 triples. I never thought of Damon as a potential HoFer before. Does he have any chance? (lionstar1964 from Philly burbs)	Hmm. While Damon's been a very good player for a long time, that's a pretty meaningless collection of round numbers. The only one that really will enhance Damon's chances is 3,000 hits; If he can find a way to stick around for another 354 hits, he may get to Cooperstown. As it is, Damon has two World Series rings, but only two All-Star appearances, and very little else to enhance his case. Not even close on JAWS. Hall of Very Good in the eyes of most. (Jay Jaffe)
2011-05-26 13:00:00	Explain why Carlos Beltran does or does not make sense for the Rays if they are still alive at the deadline. (PMCY from Moms basement)	It depends on what their roster looks like. If Desmond Jennings and/or Brandon Guyer are up with Johnny Damon still at designated hitter, then they really don't have room for Beltran. Plus, the finances and prospect return required. I'm just not sure it's realistic at this point. (R.J. Anderson)
2011-04-05 13:00:00	Will only time tell about Granderson hitting lefties or did he look that good in spring training? (Matt from New York)	Kevin Long and he really have seemed to figure out an approach that works for him, and I'd like to think he will be surprising LOOGYs all year long. One reason I believe is that the Yankees have had some recent lefty hitters, like Johnny Damon and Hideki Matsui, who were unusually adept at altering their approach and hitting opposing lefties, and so there is a history of success and reservoir of learning to be drawn from there. (Steven Goldman)
2010-10-07 13:00:00	In 2004, Derek Lowe went into Yankee Stadium, in Game 7, and allowed one hit and no runs in six innings -- on two day's rest. Why is this rarely lauded as one of the greatest clutch-pitching performances in baseball history? (Ice Water from Cox's Rotation)	I think because the indelible moment of that game is Johnny Damon's grand slam, that seminal moment when it became the clear that the impossible comeback was going to become reality. (John Perrotto)
2010-07-23 13:00:00	Jay, did you see the piece William Rhoden wrote in the Times this week about Steinbrenner and Curt Flood and the Hall? He said if George makes it, Flood should make it first. I have to admit to having reservations about Flood being in there even though I wrote a book about him, admire his off-the-field actions, and would be more than happy to see him honored. What are your feelings about Flood and then George being in the Hall? (Alex Belth from Bronx)	Yo, Alex! If Flood makes it, it won't be because of his merits as a player, it will be some kind of unique honor. He was a legitimate whiz in center field but not a tremendous hitter even after adjusting for the times; at best I see him coming up with a case somewhere between Lou Brock and Johnny Damon - a run at 3000 sprinkled with some postseason chops - if his career had continued and his challenge had never happened. As for Steinbrenner, I'm for it. The man was probably the game's most influential owner after O'Malley, who's finally in and should have been a long time ago. (Jay Jaffe)
2010-07-06 14:00:00	You can shoot the breeze with either Matt Damon and his crew or Johnny Damon and his crew. Whom do you choose? (dianagramr from NYC)	Matt. Johnny doesn't seem like the best conversationalist. (Ben Lindbergh)
2010-05-14 13:00:00	Is Cervelli for real? Do the Yanks regret not resigning Matsui/Damon? (Paul from Boston)	Well, he ain't gonna hit .400, and you'd do well to remember Jazayerli's Law of Backup Catchers: given enough chances, a guy will have a season in which he hits .300 in less than 200 at-bats. I'm skeptical he's got a future as a major league starter, but he's certainly no Wil Nieves, and may well turn out to be the best backup the Yanks have had in a long time. I'd trade him for Johnny Damon, though. (Jay Jaffe)
2010-02-17 16:00:00	If the Tigers secure Johnny Damon, and perhaps even Felipe Lopez on the cheap, would your opinion on them contending in the AL Central improve "considerably" or just "incrementally"? (lemppi from Ankeny, IA)	It seems like Scott Sizemore is going to be ready sooner rather than later, so I'm not sure Lopez would help. I think adding Damon might help a little, but Ryan Raburn is a pretty good player in his own right. I'm just not sure where Damon would be that big of an upgrade. I think the Tigers have a pretty good shot already, however. (Tommy Bennett)
2010-02-17 16:00:00	What are you overall thoughts on the White Sox? Assume, for the moment, that they get Johnny Damon. Keep in mind their long-standing success in keeping pitchers healthy, as well as Ozzie's ability to manage a pitching staff. Can't Beckham only get better? Shouldn't Rios not be a total bust? If Quentin puts together 550 healthy ABs, should we expect anything but mashing? (Scott from Chicago)	This reminds me of an old joke... These are all independent events, and I learned from smarter people than I am that to get the probability of each thing happening, you have to multiply all the independent probabilities together. You're assuming quite a bit. But for me, flip a coin between the Tigers, White Sox, and Twins in that division. (Tommy Bennett)
2010-02-23 13:00:00	Could you give a quick snapshot of your thoughts on the near future performances of Curtis Granderson, Austin Jackson, and Johnny Damon? Thanks. (lemppi from Ankeny, IA)	If there was an offer from the White Sox, Johnny should have taken it, because he had a much better chance of continuing his park-generated power surge in Chicago than at Comerica, which really castrated left-handers last year. Granderson should benefit from making the opposite change of environment, though I don't expect him to be a 40-HR guy suddenly. Let's say consistency plus five to ten percent. Finally, I'm skeptical on Austin, who hasn't yet shown any power and who really slid off in the second half last year. He's interesting, but as we said in the book there's no evidence of his being an impact player right now. (Steven Goldman)
2010-02-09 13:00:00	If the Reds find a huge pile of money under the mattress and add Johnny Damon, do they instantly become favorites for the Wild Card? (Scott from DC)	Man, if the Reds understood anything about the marginal win curve, they'd already have signed Damon. He'd be a nice fit in that park, and they really could use his bat atop that lineup. Then again, that they haven't signed him suggests that maybe they know too much about the conditions of some of those young arms. Say a prayer for Johnny Cueto and Edinson Volquez tonight. (Jay Jaffe)
2010-02-09 13:00:00	Are there any free agents left unsigned who could be useful to contending teams? (garethbluejays1 from Newcastle, UK)	I realize it's a well-kept secret that Johnny Damon is still looking for work. Beyond him, Russell Branyan, Rocco Baldelli, Joe Beimel, Carlos Delgado, Jermaine Dye, Pedro Martinez, Chan Ho Park, John Smoltz, Gary Sheffield and Jarrod Washburn all strike me as players who could help somebody win. Not necessarily by getting 500 PA worth of playing time, mind you, and maybe not getting enough playing time to satisfy their own estimations of their talent. Park can pitch out of my bullpen, but if he wants to start, fuggedaboutit. (Jay Jaffe)
2010-01-28 14:00:00	Does Johnny Damon's continued non-employment surprise you? (ekanenh from capitol city)	Not too much. Every market has losers, and he's one of them in that there were only so many people who were going to get in on Holliday and Bay and decide to see Damon as a viable fall-back option. It would have been neat if he'd been a one-year addition for the Giants instead of their signing Freddy Sanchez and Aubrey Huff, but one of the problems with being a historical actor is that you sometimes lose out because of historical actions. Damon seemed to keep waiting for a deal that wasn't there, and other teams, players, and agents weren't waiting on him. (Christina Kahrl)
2010-01-19 15:30:00	Steven, how are you feeling, hope the book didn't stress you out too much. Thoughts on Granderson in New Yankee Stadium? (strupp from Madison)	I think he's going to do very well there. His PECOTA didn't blow me away (.268/.351/.491) but I think it's in roughly the right place. Even if not, it will be a nice bounce-back from 2009, a year in which Comerica really savaged left-handed hitters for some reason. Granderson hit .267/.345/.516 on the road last year, and PECOTA seems to think that's where he's going to be overall this year. The Yankees will take it, but now that Johnny Damon has moved on, there's a lot of pressure on Brett Gardner and whoever they mix in with him to provide enough offense that the Yankees didn't merely transfer their LF offense to CF and vice-versa. (Steven Goldman)
2010-01-14 16:00:00	Johnny Damon's going to sign for _____ with _____. (Shane from Atlanta)	far too much, the team in NY whose name starts with Y. (Russell A. Carleton)
2009-11-02 15:00:00	Joe, is it inexplicable that Ken Rosenthal did not ask Johnny Damon about his incredible double-steal last night? (phillipsburg74 from Tucson, AZ)	On the road, I'm not rewatching the game at home, so anything specific to the telecast I'm missing, for the most part. In general, you can file that under "it's live and a bit chaotic." I really like Ken's role in their broadcasts. (Joe Sheehan)
2009-10-23 16:00:00	From a baseball standpoint, who would you most likely want to build a team around from "Major League 3: Back to the Minors"? Hoss(the pitcher that punked out Liston), "Downtown", The Juans(combo pair) or the ballet-trained utility guy? (jlarsen from Chicago, IL)	Clearly Downtown... he was a pure hitter, as he told that waitress in the diner, meaning he has quick hands. Plus, once he learned how to take pitches the opposite way, watch out. I think he would have gone on to have a Johnny Damon career while Hoss would have become Matt Belisle. (Eric Seidman)
2009-09-24 14:00:00	I've been having a debate with a friend over a sacrifice bunt in Sunday's Cardinals/Cubs game. Quick recap: bottom of the 9th, tie game with no outs, a runner on first, DeRosa at bat, and Pujols on deck. A sacrifice bunt takes the bat out of Pujols' hands, so the question is this: is it better to have Holliday and Ludwick bat with a runner on 2nd or DeRosa, Pujols, and Holliday bat with a runner on 1st? (thelaird from Memphis, TN)	Because DeRosa is a slow right-handed batter who puts the ball on the ground, a bunt is defensible, even though it takes the bat out of Pujols' hands. My problem comes in when the bunt is laid down by someone like Johnny Damon, who isn't going to hit into two. Swing the bat. (Joe Sheehan)
2009-08-13 13:00:00	If you were Brian Cashman, what would you offer Johnny Damon to re-sign? 2 years for ?? million? (Pete from Bronx)	It seems like the assumption now is that Damon should be brought back. Given that the Yankees don't have great alternatives (Austin Jackson's MLE doesn't inspire confidence)and the free agent class is not bursting with possibilities, maybe it's a reasonable assumption. I do worry about Damon being a product of Friendly YS II (or III, really), with only .273/.346/.459 rates on the road and declining defense. Two years would be my upper limit... I really wonder if Damon is going to last long enough to get 3,000 hits and wind up as a totally unexpected HOFer. It could happen. (Steven Goldman)
2009-06-05 15:30:00	I need to bench one of - Adam Jones, Johnny Damon, Vlad Guerrero, Nelson Cruz...who do I sit? (Fantasy Help? from Here)	Fantasy works differently than real-life baseball evaluations, since you want to start the hot players in fantasy. Out of the four you mentioned, the only one whose name is not hyperlinked currently has a .307 OBP and .357 SLG. (Eric Seidman)
2009-06-03 15:00:00	Jacoby Ellsbury: is this it? Is this as good as he's gonna be? He's looking eerily like Michael Bourn, except about 9 months younger. (johnpark99 from Boston)	Oh, I'm sorry. You were expecting him to hit .353 again? That's not going to happen. While he's got speed galore, right now it seems rather apparent that he lacks the power and plate discipline to live up to the early Johnny Damon comparisons. He's walked in less than six percent of his plate apperances, for crying out loud. He's the Juan Pierre of the AL East! (Jay Jaffe)
2009-05-12 13:00:00	It's totally unfair, but the impression that many fans now have is that any player with a late-career power surge may be on the juice. Johnny Damon, are you next? (jromero from Seattle)	I'm sure someone has asked the question, and it's unfair to Damon but, unfortunately, not unfair to the class of ballplayers as a whole. What we need to get over is the idea that it matters all that much. Damon, btw, has largely been a Yankee Stadium II (or III, depending on how you want to count things) effect, his home runs at Camden Yards this weekend notwithstanding. It's still very good and a lot of fun to watch. He's playing for a contract and could possibly extend his career long enough to make the Hall of Fame. He'll need 3,000 hits, but he just might get there. (Steven Goldman)
2009-05-12 13:00:00	Would you consider the Johnny Damon signing a "good signing" for the Yankees? At the time of the deal everyone thought 4 years was too long but he has had a pretty good run with the Yankees... (brian from Brooklyn NY)	I guess overall you can't argue with it. They've gotten .288/.363/.459 in 462 games to date and Damon has been durable but for that one DL stay last year. The real problem with it is that they signed Damon after passing on Carlos Beltran the year before, one of the more inexplicable non-moves in team history. Now, even if Damon slugs .610 for the rest of the season, I don't think there's a good argument for re-signing him to anything more than a one-year deal, in the same way that they held the line on Bobby Abreu. And if he doesn't slug .610 the rest of the year, we'd have to revisit the one-year part. What you don't want to wind up with is Damon '07 in a corner. (Steven Goldman)
2009-03-30 18:30:00	Nah, the groupthink thing just pops up from a newbie now and again. I mean something like "Sheehan has a man crush on Johnny Damon" or "Clay Davenport is actually a pseudonym for Clay Aiken." (Mike K from Athens, GA)	Gary Huckabay is really a program that scrapes buzzwords from management consulting sites and passes them through a Cranky.pl script I hacked together in 1998. (Keith Woolner)
2009-03-13 13:00:00	Many people consider Jacoby Ellsbury's season a dissapointment last year, however looking at his minor league stats it really should have been somewhat close to what people should have expected. If not a budding superstar, what do you see Jacoby eventually developing into? (mattdi02421 from Lexington, MA)	I thought our comment on him in this year's annual did a good job of covering the Ellsbury issues: [Snip] This season was a learning experience for the speedy 24-year-old: he started out hot, but pitchers quickly figured out that he lacked the muscle or the swing to be a power threat, and began to bust him inside. The result was an awful run through June and July during which he hit .246/.271/.308. He did finally adjust, hitting .314/.352/.463 over the final two months by switching to an all-fields approach. The Red Sox believe he\'s turned a corner. ...I'd like to think he's turned a corner, too. His #4 PECOTA comp is Johnny Damon, and I still lean in that direction. (Steven Goldman)
2009-01-22 13:00:00	Who should be the Yankees opening day CF in 2009? (Snakedoctor18 from New York)	Has the ship sailed on Zombie Mickey Mantle yet? I'm certainly not wowed by the Yankees' in-house options, a pool that nominally includes Melky Cabrera, Brett Gardner, Johnny Damon and Nick Swisher. I don't think the latter two can carry the position defensively anymore, and I'm less than wowed by the offense offered by either of the former two, unless Cabrera has spent the entire winter being beaten over the head with a fungo bat in an effort to impart the slightest modicum of common sense into his thick skull. Which means that a better solution must lie outside the organization. I'd be willing to see if Jim Edmonds has anything left given his rebound with the Cubs. (Jay Jaffe)
2008-11-14 13:00:00	Should the Yankees trade for Swisher preclude them from going after Texiera? What's your opinion of Swisher? (Eric from Manorville)	Let's start here, since this is what's on my mind anyway. Well, that and the awful, hideous Wolfman Jack impersonator that is on Sirius/XM's 60s channel just now. I hated that guy before, and now he's on in the daytime. I like Swisher and his power/OBP approach and I think he's going to rebound nicely for the Yankees. As many (including myself over at YESnetwork.com) have pointed out, his BABIP numbers from last year argue loudly for a case of extreme bad luck this year. Now, I love Swisher as a roamer, a guy who can help you at both OF corners, 1B, and CF in a pinch. I DON'T like him as a reason not to get Mark Teixeira. A lot of commentators are assuming that is the case, that Swisher signals the Yankees are out of the Teixeira business. I'm not sure, and Brian Cashman sounded equivocal. Teixeira is a star 1B. Swisher isn't. What Swisher could be a star of is helping the team stay above replacement at four positions depending on injury, or a star of getting rid of Johnny Damon, Hideki Matsui, or Xavier Nady. Especially Nady. The Yankees are crazy focused on pitching right now, when they need to be looking at offense and defense. Teixeira would help with both... And he'll be valuable for many more years than Sabathia will. I'll stop now. (Steven Goldman)
2008-07-21 15:00:00	"getting his Batphone caught and then having the Roger Dorn treatment" -- huh? i know you're being cagey of necessity but please clarify. (g-mo from bumpus)	Batphone -- read Johnny Damon's ... wait, that book stunk on ice. The "batphone" is a guy's second cell phone, given out to the Annies. Roger Dorn Treatment -- see "Major League". (Will Carroll)
2008-05-29 13:00:00	Joe, I am the one Red Sox fan in the universe who doesn't think Jacoby Ellsbury is a future Hall of Famer - what am I missing? (Bits_of_Real_Panther from SF, CA)	Nothing. He doesn't have the power to be a future HoF, and he's not going to be a monster CF. He's a very good player, probably a bit like Johnny Damon. That guy doesn't go to the Hall. (Joe Sheehan)
2008-05-28 13:00:00	Who would you rather have, Adam Jones or Jacoby Ellsbury? (TGisriel from Baltimore)	Jones on youth and power--IE that superior growth potential I talked about before. If Ellsbury proves to peak as a Johnny Damon type with better on-base, defense, and baserunning abilities, there won't be a lot of difference... (Steven Goldman)
2008-04-25 15:00:00	Is Ellsbury capable of keeping this sort of play up over the course of a season? What's he profile to for a career? (JAN02000 from Bozeman)	Ellsbury's a good little player, but I don't see him going .420 OBP/.480 SLG all year. For one thing, he's got no track record of being able to sustain the 6/13 K/BB ratio he's put up so far. Even if the Sox hitting coach or whomever is encouraging him to change his approach and take more pitches, I suspect that Ellsbury's contact rate will decline a bit and his numbers will come back to earth a bit. Johnny Damon has been the point of comparison for Ellsbury's career given the fact that the latter is the de facto long term replacement for the former in Boston, and in fact he shows up as Ellsbury's #2 PECOTA comp, so I'll stick with that comparison. (Jay Jaffe)
2008-03-06 13:00:00	Hey Jay, Big fan. With the benefit of two years of hindsight, what do you make of Johnny Damon's contract with the Yankees? (mattymatty from Philly, PA)	I think it's every bit the millstone that it looked like back when he signed. Certainly, there's something to be said for the fact that it hurt the Red Sox to lose him initially, and there's also something to be said for Melky Cabrera's rather surprising development into a solid major-leaguer during the time Damon's been in pinstripes. But given that Damon can't really play center field anymore, and will have a hard time staying in the lineup, this isn't pretty. He's owed $26 million for 2008-2009, and PECOTA thinks he'll be worth about $15 million. Blech. (Jay Jaffe)
2008-02-29 13:00:00	Who has the stronger arm? Me or Juan Pierre? (Note: I "probably" lead my slow pitch softball league in outfield assists last year, although most of the base runners have had hip replacements recently.) (Clay from St. Louis, MO)	Well, if your league is anything like the one I played in last year, getting an assist is actually an accomplishment since we're too old to try to stretch anything or for that matter want to even consider sliding. So I'd have to say yes, your arm is probably competitive. For 2007 Pierre ranked dead last among centerfielders at -7.3 with a rate of -6.0. Grady Sizemore is second to last at -4.6 with David DeJesus (-4.5) not far behind. In 2006 Pierre was -1.8 and in 2005 -1.6. From 2005-2007 he finished second to last at -10.7 ahead of only Johnny Damon (-11.2). He wasn't nearly as bad as far as rate was concerned because of his greater playing time (-3.0 per 550 opportunities). From a rate perspective Brady Clark did the worst among centerfielders who received much playing time (256 adjusted games in those three years) at -5.3 runs per 550 opportunities. Who was the worst in 2005-2007 you might ask (ok, you didn't but play along)? Shawn Green was -16.0 and Shannon Stewart was -11.8 before we get to Damon and Pierre. Jason Bay (-10.5) and Xavier Nady (-10.4) were no great shakes either. (Dan Fox)
2008-02-29 13:00:00	Who is the best overall baserunner on the Yankees? (Rob from Andover, CT)	In 2007 I had Johnny Damon on top at +7 runs with Alex Rodriguez next at +5.2. Derek Jeter usually does well in baserunning and was at +2.4 and Hidecki Matsui was at +2.3. On the flip side, as usual Jorge Posada was last at -7.6 and Jason Giambi was at -3.5. Robinson Cano also did poorly at -2.2. Those three were also on the bottom in 2006 with Bernie Williams next. Melky Cabrera (+2) did well in 2006 as did Bobby Abreu (+1.5) but Damon was tops at +5.6. Based on past performance I'd have to go with Damon. (Dan Fox)

BP Roundtables

Date	Roundtable Name	Comment
2009-11-02 17:00:00	2009 WS Game Five	And drama we have . . . can we stop making fun of Johnny Damon for what he can't do? Because he can do a lot of things. (Kevin Goldstein)
2009-11-02 17:00:00	2009 WS Game Five	Kevin brings up Brett Butler in comparison for Johnny Damon, but I keep thinking Paul O'Neill. Not just a Yankee, but a guy who had better speed than most remember and also really muscled up in the middle of his career. Damon's a good 20 pounds higher than his listed weight, about the same amount as Sabathia. (Will Carroll)
2009-11-02 17:00:00	2009 WS Game Five	AndrewP (Minnesota): Did Johnny Damon's double steal last night further his chances for inclusion into the Hall of Fame eventually? Well, it certainly didn't hurt his case, and it won't if the Yankees go on to win this World Series. Because of his relatively low homer and stolen base totals - low relative to other HOFers — he's basically on the 3000 or bust plan. (Jay Jaffe)
2009-11-02 17:00:00	2009 WS Game Five	I was thinking the same thing last night, and looking at Johnny Damon's career total and birthday while wondering if he could have a pretty graceful aging cycle a la Brett Butler and end up with close to 3000 hits. (Kevin Goldstein)
2009-11-02 17:00:00	2009 WS Game Five	Johnny Damon hasn't lost much speed, despite age and some injuries. I'd love to see baseball do more with speed measurements, the way football talks about 40-times. (Will Carroll)
2009-10-16 13:00:00	NLCS Game Two/ALCS Game One	Johnny Damon looks like he's about to go into hypothermia. (Steven Goldman)
2009-10-16 13:00:00	NLCS Game Two/ALCS Game One	Since Jay is here, Johnny Damon's HOF chances exist at all? 2425 hits, turns 36 in November, but I could see him with a pretty slow decline and finishing close to 3000. (Kevin Goldstein)
2008-10-13 17:00:00	NLCS Game Four	"Mike w (Chicago): Even though Pierre got thrown out, he brought a new dimension, an excitement, to the Dodgers' attack! The Phils were back on their heeels!" I still say we haven't lived until we've seen him throw. Worse than Bernie Williams, worse than Johnny Damon, worse, barely, than Luis Gonzalez, who at least blew out his arm as an excuse. (Joe Sheehan)

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