Bat speed aging curve, but this time I account for the fact that we are less likely to observe very young/old players. The corrected curve declines less rapidly early and more rapidly later compared to the regular curve, which seems like the correct inference:

Working on a "generalized" version of dynamic dead zone (DDZ) that doesn't require any assumptions about the variables' distributions. You only need to specify the covariance structure, which is Gaussian for the sake of convenience:

Coming soon to a saberseminar near you: hydrogen bomb vs. coughing baby

I've never ran away so fast from a job posting until now

glory glory single-A ball

new workplace has some nice perks

if you know, you know

Been working on a method that determines where pitcher should aim given stuff, command, count, batter at plate etc., hopefully in time for SaberSeminar 🤞

mission accomplished

Some personal news: I'll be in DC this summer as a Research & Development intern!

alright just did the cooking equivalent of frying an egg

I doubt this is the best approach, and for some pitchers, pitch usage doesn't seem to matter at all. But there are clear results, for example, with Logan Webb (more offspeed, less fastball = lower wOBA):