Baseball Therapy: Why Are Games So Long?
5/03Many factors contribute to lengthy games but none more so than the number of pitches.
Baseball Therapy: The Difference Between Night and Day
4/26More research is needed before we can truly know the effects of sleep on player performance.
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4/19A player's sleep hygiene can factor largely in how he performs and develops.
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4/12Attempting to assign credit and blame around the diamond when the ball is put into play.
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4/01Famed Mudville Nine slugger admits to steroids use during April 1 press conference.
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3/29Who is more responsible for a strikeout, the pitcher or the batter?
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3/22Hero worship has a large role in how teams are built.
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3/15Getting ahead in the count is not necessarily all it's cracked up to be.
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3/08Putting a big chill on the hot-hand theory of player performance at the plate.
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3/01What's really in that major-league makeup case?
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2/22Pitchers, unlike hitters, have no discernible pattern for reaching their peaks but they do often flame out quickly.
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2/15Dispelling the idea that all hitters reach their prime at the same age.
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2/08Alternating left-handed and right-handed relievers by temporarily shifting them to the outfield is an old strategy to reconsider.
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2/01A skipper's impact on offense generates some interesting results about who does and does not help his hitters hack.
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1/25Adventures in the anti-save and keeping games close late.
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1/18Evaluating thievery as a choice for tactical gain and profit.
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