Archive for Contracts/Economics

This week’s Baseball Injury Report asks the important questions.

Coming to a theater near you soon (again)!

Aaron Gleeman may be gone, but “Gleeman-length” recaps of the annual SABR convention remain a THT tradition.

Brian provides the latest details on what’s happening in the Business of Baseball

In this age of smaller parks and increased attendance, it’s become more difficult to assure seats in a venue without getting them advance and accepting various processing charges. Here’s a look at which teams gun up prices the most via add-on charges.

John delves into his box of tricks to run the rule over the NL Central.

“As a dog returns to its vomit, so a fool repeats his folly. Do you see a man wise in his own eyes? There is more hope for a fool than for him.—Proverbs 26:11-12

On July 17, 1963, Bobby Thigpen was born. Sure, we all know he once saved 57 game in a season, but there has to be more to the man than that, right?

Brian discusses the latest stadium news as well as MLB’s pursuits in China

Guest writer Matt Lentzner explains how a round ball hitting a round bat causes grounders to be pulled and flyballs to be hit the other way.