With great power comes great responsibility
January 14, 2011 by John Cappello · Leave a Comment
September 24, 1988: While pointing his finger to the sky and staring tauntingly at rival Carl Lewis of the United States, Ben Johnson of Canada crosses the finish line as he breaks the 100-meter world record at the Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea. Three days later, Johnson is stripped of his gold medal and […]
The 21st Century Hall of Famers
May 4, 2010 by Michael Hoban · 2 Comments
Here is an interesting question. How many of the “great baseball players†of modern times have fans of the game been able to see during the 21st century (since 2001)? Let’s first take a look at this question for position players and then for pitchers. The Position Players At the end of the 2009 season, […]
Where’s Robbie?
January 7, 2010 by Josh Deitch · 4 Comments
“Roberto Alomar, arguably one of the greatest second basemen to ever play the game didn’t garner the necessary 75% of voters needed. I don’t get it.”
The Top 40 Pitchers of the 20th Century
November 8, 2007 by Michael Hoban · Leave a Comment
Bill James’ WIN SHARES system is the ultimate baseball statistic currently available to judge exactly how good a season a player had. That is the view of Dr. Michael Hoban -retired mathematics professor and serious baseball analyst. And that is why the professor has used WIN SHARES in his new book to create a new […]
The Top 100 Position Players of the 20th Century
November 7, 2007 by Michael Hoban · 2 Comments
Bill James’ WIN SHARES system is the ultimate baseball statistic currently available to judge exactly how good a season a player had. That is the view of Dr. Michael Hoban -retired mathematics professor and serious baseball analyst. And that is why the professor has used WIN SHARES in his new book to create a new […]