Jered Weaver safe @ home

#2
#2
Good stuff.

Though I wanted a little more detail as to why the rocks are such a distraction.

It'd be curious to see how opposing pitchers in the AL West at Angels Stadium do compare to their home stats.
 
#3
#3
Yeah, it'd be a small sample size of random pitchers who threw in day games at angels stadium.

If the ball blends in some with the rocks is why it's such a distraction. You might've known that and just wanted more. Not meaning to sound condescending.
 
#4
#4
Yeah, it'd be a small sample size of random pitchers who threw in day games at angels stadium.

If the ball blends in some with the rocks is why it's such a distraction. You might've known that and just wanted more. Not meaning to sound condescending.

It can. Maybe I just wanted a little more details on it.

It could be completely random. It's an interesting study no doubt, but I would love to see more pitchers AND see how left handed hitters for the Angels and their home/road splits.

Let's take Bobby Abreu, who has been with the Halos since 2009:

2009
Home- .294/.392/.419
Away- .292/.387/.451

2010
Home- .271/.369/.471
Away- .239/.335/.408

2011
Home- .252/.374/.353
Away- .254/.332/.375

Now, we can say Abreu has a lot more games and can adjust, but there is no correlation for Abreu as a hitter.
 
#5
#5
Yes, but it could be a few things combining to have an extreme outcome... 1) weaver is already good 2) weaver is already better at home and 3) the rocks + weaver's motion/release point is just a lethal combination.
 
#7
#7
Haha, where do you find all this crap man? You are a stat machine.

It can. Maybe I just wanted a little more details on it.

It could be completely random. It's an interesting study no doubt, but I would love to see more pitchers AND see how left handed hitters for the Angels and their home/road splits.

Let's take Bobby Abreu, who has been with the Halos since 2009:

2009
Home- .294/.392/.419
Away- .292/.387/.451

2010
Home- .271/.369/.471
Away- .239/.335/.408

2011
Home- .252/.374/.353
Away- .254/.332/.375

Now, we can say Abreu has a lot more games and can adjust, but there is no correlation for Abreu as a hitter.
 
#8
#8
Haha, where do you find all this crap man? You are a stat machine.

baseball-reference.com and fangraphs.com are fantastic sites.

Go look at fangraphs.com and their pitch/fx. You'll get stuck looking at that stuff for hours.
 
#9
#9
baseball-reference.com and fangraphs.com are fantastic sites.

Go look at fangraphs.com and their pitch/fx. You'll get stuck looking at that stuff for hours.

Uh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
 
#10
#10
Uh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I became a huge sabermetric nut last year. If my current major doesn't work, My backup plan is being a statistic major with a minor in business and try to get in the baseball field.
 
#11
#11
WWhat's your current major?

computer programming is a huge way to get into the field, too.

I am a huge advanced stats fanatic, but love the scouting side of things too.
 
#12
#12
WWhat's your current major?

computer programming is a huge way to get into the field, too.

I am a huge advanced stats fanatic, but love the scouting side of things too.

History. My calling is to be a history teacher in inner cities and be a basketball/baseball coach.

However, my dream is to become a MLB GM.

Let's just say I'm back and forth between my calling and my dream lol
 
#13
#13
Haha I have dealt with the same thing, man. It's tough to figure it out. Luckily, both will be something you enjoy doing and be worth a damn to you.
 
#14
#14
Haha I have dealt with the same thing, man. It's tough to figure it out. Luckily, both will be something you enjoy doing and be worth a damn to you.

That's the important one.

It's really funny. I absolutely hate and loathe math. But I love numbers. Odd combination.
 

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