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Founded in 2016, Michigan Baseball and Sabermetrics is the first club at the University of Michigan solely dedicated to the study of baseball and sabermetrics, the advanced statistics of the game.
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2020 Season Preview: Philadelphia Phillies
They have the star power. They have Joe Girardi. Do they have what it takes to make a postseason run?
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2020 Season Preview: New York Yankees
In a shortened 2020 season, the Yankees have one of their best teams in recent memory. Can they overcome the injury bug and reach the Fall Classic?
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2020 Season Preview: Washington Nationals
Opening Day is finally here! Simon Fettig walks us through what to expect from the defending champs’ shortened season
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2020 Season Preview: Detroit Tigers
After a subpar 2019, the Tigers have raided a division rival’s infield and are preparing for another rebuilding year.
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2020 Season Preview: St. Louis Cardinals
After a disappointing NLCS finish to a strong 2019, can the Cardinals defend their position on top of the NL Central?
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The 2019 Detroit Tigers: What Went Wrong?
After a disappointing 2019, M-SABR’s Robert Banas looks at how it all happened.
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Grading the Extensions signed in the 2019 Offseason
Armed with one year’s worth of hindsight, M-SABR’s Yuki Mori grades the extensions signed in the 2018 offseason.
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Tyler Austin Player Profile
By Felipe Zwanzger After a 2012 minor league season in which he slashed .322/.400/.559 with a 10.8 BB% and 20.8 K%, there was a widespread belief that Tyler Austin would form part of the Yankees then future outfield. Injuries halted… Read More ›
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Bust-Busters: The 2019 White Sox Infield’s Bounceback Seasons
By Daniel Korach If I asked you to guess which team finished 28.5 games out of the division race and never sniffed the playoffs also happened to have two of the best players in baseball, would you know? No, the… Read More ›
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What went wrong with the 2019 Mets?
Despite a multi record-breaking season for the Mets, they were unable to deliver the wins necessary for a post-season bid. M-SABR staff writer Ruthvik Avvari discusses how much of this result can be explained by stats.
