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Our 2nd article in this series looks at who was most dominant and how good they were on their best day
We simulate seasons of various lengths to gauge how many franchises have a legit hope to make the postseason
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Andrelton Simmons and Kevin Kiermaier represent the best of the best.
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Who's the better defender among these two outstanding players?
One of the best defensive players of all-time reminisces and educates in this excerpt from The Fielding Bible-Volume V
In this excerpt from The Fielding Bible, a surprise name emerges as a defensive standout.
By Brian Reiff Prior to the 2020 MLB season, Sports Info Solutions (SIS) announced major upgrades to its flagship defensive metric, Defensive Runs Saved (DRS). These upgrades centered around the incorporation of infielder starting positions in the calculations and the improvements that were consequently able to be made. Knowing where…
