About Bill
Sports by the Numbers- @Ottoneu and Replacement Level Starting Pitchers
- Shouldn’t the Rays Just Let Yunel Escobar Go?
- Rockies 2015 — What to Do with Brett Anderson
- Cubs, A’s, Addison Russell and Billy Beane
- Why I’m Not Buying the Albert Pujols Resurgence
- @Ottoneu Standings – Tools for Looking Deeper
- What do we expect from Brandon Crawford in 2014?
- A Brief Follow-up on Elite RP and @Ottoneu LWTS
- @Ottoneu Trade Value (2014)
- @Ottoneu Arbitration Results
Tag Archives: Cooperstown
Adrian Beltre — Underappreciated and 31
Adrian Beltre: Appreciation of the best third baseman of a Generation? In December 2004, Adrian Beltre signed a 5 year, $64M contract with the Seattle Mariners, coming off one of the greatest seasons ever put together by a third baseman. … Continue reading
Posted in baseball, Dodgers, Hall Of Fame, Mariners, MLB, Red Sox, Teams
Tagged 3000 Hits, 3B, Adrian Beltre, AL East, AL West, Baseball, Baseball Hall of Fame, Boston Red Sox, Cooperstown, Dodgers, Eddie Mathews, Home Runs, LA Dodgers, Los Angeles Dodgers, Mariners, Mike Schmidt, MLB, NL West, Red Sox, Ron Santo, Runs Above Replacement, Sabermetrics, Seattle Mariners, Sports, Third Basemen, WAR
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Jim Edmonds and the Hall of Fame
On 9 August 2010, the Cincinnati Reds acquired Jim Edmonds for journeyman outfielder Chris Dickerson. Recently turned 40, Edmonds has put together one of the quietest cases for the Baseball Hall of Fame in recent memory. A 7th round daft … Continue reading
Posted in Brewers, Cardinals, Hall Of Fame, Players, Reds
Tagged Baseball Hall of Fame, Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, Cooperstown, Hall of Fame, HOF, Milwaukee Brewers, MLB, National League, NL, NL Central, Reds Brewers, Sports, St. Louis Cardinals
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Bill Porter
Sports By the Numbers 