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Pitch F/X Fun at Red Reporter

Slyde at Red Reporter has a great analysis of the new Pitch F/X data.  About a year ago, I had mostly convinced myself that baseball statistical analysis had reached a plateau – there were no major questions left unanswered, at least about offense.

I was wrong.  This Pitch F/X stuff is an incredible wealth of data, and guys like Doug, and now Slyde, are just starting to dig in.  Fascinating stuff.

3 comments to Pitch F/X Fun at Red Reporter

  • Joel

    Just to be clear, I don’t believe that the data I used is from Pitch F/X. I’m not certain, but I think BIS (the provider for FanGraphs) uses their own system that has a high correlation to Pitch F/X, but isn’t precisely the same.

    I only bring this up in case Doug comes to a different conclusion with his data. The stuff I looked at was aggregated already. His data is more granulated and can lead to much deeper insight. Both sets are useful, but I chose the path of least effort, so Doug deserves more credit for that, at least.

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  • Joel

    Oh, and thanks for the link. :grin:

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  • Pete

    Great stuff!

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