If you listen to or watch any baseball or fantasy baseball radio or TV, you will hear BABIP. It is an acronym for Batting Average Balls in Play. It sounds complicated to those who don’t use a lot of ...

Baseball Savant consistently delivers high quality data and visuals to help fans understand the game in a different way. Their latest update, rolled out in March, quantifies how a batter sets up in ...

We’ve heard those words a great deal lately. And I must admit they’ve made me uncomfortable. It’s hard to think about baseball – fantasy baseball in particular – with the events of the past few weeks ...

Baseball card sizes help maintain order in the hobby. Standard dimensions facilitate display and storage. If you're new, sorting your collection will be made easier if you know the sizes of both ...

The Washington Post recently republished excerpts from its firsthand report of the King's only visit to a Major League Baseball game Sean Neumann has more than a decade of experience working as a ...

In 2017, I was the GM of Fantasy Alarm. We were redesigning our lineups pages. I asked the question, “what are the most important statistics for us to show to daily fantasy baseball players?” The ...

We live in a post-Moneyball world and advanced stats have become the norm for how most of us interpret and understand baseball. But not Bryce Harper. In a recent interview, the Phillies first baseman ...

Run line betting is baseball’s point spread equivalent, and enables you to create value when wagering on MLB matches. It’s incredibly popular among baseball fans, especially given the evenly matched ...

Baseball has consistently been the leader in finding an innovative way to look at a sport that's been around for well over 100 years. The advanced stats movement, ushered in by the “Moneyball” ...

Starting pitchers impact games more than any other factor. You can’t lose if you don’t give up runs. In addition, account for a team’s bullpen and how rested the top relievers are. Use statistics like ...

The world according to Jim: • The quote is posted on the bulletin board above my workspace: “This ain’t a football game, kid. We do this every day.” It was a classic baseball one-liner, uttered by the ...