That’s Defense Efficiency Ratio to you.

Picking up on last week’s column, Dave gives the batted-ball results of some of the most interesting pitchers in baseball.

Dave follows up on a couple of issues from last week’s article. Really, he just likes to play with data.

Well, maybe not pictures. More like graphs. Really pretty graphs. With a surprising finding at the end.

If in doubt, take Panexa!

Dave looks at a favorite pitching stat, and also has some tragic news from the world of APBA.

Last year was the year of the free agent starter. How’s this year going?

Now on its way to a bookstore or mailbox near you.

Who gave up the most and least expected home runs in 2005, and what does it mean for 2006?

Bart (looking at Homer’s homemade baseball bat): Wow! How many home runs you gonna hit with that?
Homer: Let’s see. We play 30 games. Ten at-bats a game. Mmm … 3,000.