Recently, M-SABR had the chance to speak with Ken Davidoff. We discussed topics ranging from 2019 MLB Free Agency to the NL MVP race. Ken Davidoff has been a baseball columnist for the New York Post since 2012. He attended the University of Michigan, graduating in 1993.
Yovani is a Wonderland.
M-SABR graduate advisor Kyle Kumbier takes a thoroughly-researched deep dive into improving the Quality Start.
Sergio Romo is one of the first relievers to ever start both games in the same weekend. He won’t be the last.
Does Mike Trout have a chance to be the GOAT? Cam Cain takes another OOTP deep dive and discovers that the answer to that question in the Pecos League is a resounding yes.
Good thing the season’s over and I don’t have to worry about this roster until March. Until then, I just have to wait. And then after that, I’ll have to wait a little more. Still, though, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Well, we made it. After a long, exciting, and painful (for some of us) season, the MLB Postseason is finally here. It took 163 games to decide, but tonight we’ll see the Rockies take on the Cubs in what should… Read More ›
Yes—an article about a non-Jacob deGrom Met. Max Brill highlights an under the radar breakout season from Brandon Nimmo.
Last year’s under-the-radar MVP candidate is having another incredible season, but he’s still not getting the credit he deserves
M-SABR writer Duncan Wallis reviews the season for each NL Central team and the intense 3-team race between the Cubs, Brewers, and Cardinals
All but written off at the beginning of the season, Peraza has become a key piece in the Reds crowded infield
If there’s something strange, and the data could (explain). Who you gonna call?
There are two major changes coming in baseball, and maybe sooner than you think.
By Zane Harding and Max Smith There are many good moments in the MLB season to take a step back and take a look at various awards races. Some people choose the midway point of the season as teams all… Read More ›
