Studes returns to his review of the all-time top 80 everyday players, ranked by Win Shares Above Bench.

In 17 starts last year, the Brewers ace made history.

Who knew there was so much young talent in the NL West?

25 pitchers, from A-ball to the big leagues, who surrendered the most home runs with the wind blowing to the outfield.

Would you pay $29 for PI? If the answer is no, then think again.

Sometimes “average” is pretty darned good

Ranking the best everyday players of all time by tweaking Bill James’ Win Shares.

Final thoughts on the 2006 Hall of Fame elections

Sure, but does he deserve any?

What do Hall of Fame shortstops and second basemen look like?