The Dodgers pick up right where they left off in 2005 where injuries are concerned, but is it possible to put their trouble in terms we can understand? We also check in on two backup battles in San Francisco.
Turning to the National League, Christina runs down all the tinkerings from the first week of the season.
Jim’s matchups include the real prize for impressive hit streaks, a few notes on sac bunts, and a possible cure for “Springtime Small Sample Size Syndrome.”
Will has injury news from–surprise!–the Dodgers, plus news on a recently resigned Giant, Pedro, John Patterson and more.
Last night was Opening Day for the minor leagues, and Kevin’s got a rundown of last night’s highlights.
After looking at the college class yesterday, Kevin turns to those players eligible for the draft from the high school ranks.
Dan shows the relationship between quantum physics and sabermetrics before delving into Win Expectancy.
We’re not even out of the first week and teams are already having their depth tested. Will has the news on what’s happening in San Diego, Chicago, Tampa Bay, and elsewhere.
Christina runs down all of the American League moves from the past week, as teams are already needing to tweak their rosters after some unfortunate injuries and some unfortunate decisions.
Statcentric superstructures, not optimal baseball decision-making, were behind the two Yankee losses in Oakland this week.
Day three of the season, and Will’s already overrun with pitcher injuries. He’s got updates on C.C. Sabathia, Ben Sheets, Carl Pavano, Brandon Backe, and more.
The upcoming draft may be the weakest in years, and Kevin has some updates on a few college players whose performances should contribute to an unpredictable first round.