Matt Manning and Tyler Holton head the list of pitchers with the biggest difference between their expected OPS and actual OPS.
A look at Greene and other pitchers whose expected stats didn't match up with their actual stats.
Using stats from the last 3 seasons as our guide, Miguel Rojas is a clearcut choice. And yet, he may not even start regularly in 2024.
What does a pitching strategy coach do? One of our alumni explains.
When considering CC Sabathia, don't just think about how he ranked within his time (pretty well) but also consider what's happened to the starting pitcher in MLB
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What do we know about their new additions?
Which player had the biggest differential between his actual OPS and his expected OPS?
Which players are the most deserving according to Bill James' Hall of Fame Value system?
Who were the best pitch framers, hard hitters, contact minimzers, and more
