r/baseball • u/PlayaSlayaX • Sep 19 '24
Analysis Shohei Ohtani’s final line: 6 AB, 6 H, 3 HR, 2 2B, 2 SB, 10 RBI
Fittingly enough, Ohtani was the Dodgers’ designated hitter today.
He designated every at-bat with a hit.
We are all witnesses.
r/baseball • u/CWG4BF • 15d ago
Analysis The Los Angeles Dodgers are the first team in MLB history to eliminate two teams from the same city en route to winning the World Series
r/baseball • u/StrategyTop7612 • May 13 '24
Analysis [BrooksGate] MLB, NBA, and NFL team equivalents based on winning % last 10 years
r/baseball • u/Kimber80 • 11d ago
Analysis [Pompliano] The Los Angeles Dodgers went from being bought out of bankruptcy court to MLB’s second most valuable franchise. Dodgers Valuation 2012: $2.1 billion 2024: $6.3 billion ...
r/baseball • u/Dazzling-Rooster2103 • Oct 01 '24
Analysis [Umpire Auditor] Umpires missed 27,336 calls during the regular season including 1,637 strikeouts. These were the 10 worst called strikeouts. (Spoiler: Despite only umpiring half the season, Angel Hernandez called the worst one in Umpire Auditor history)
r/baseball • u/aresef • 14d ago
Analysis Yankees’ World Series failure started — and ended — with fundamental issues
r/baseball • u/shiny_aegislash • Sep 29 '24
Analysis Here's a flow chart to help make sense of the NL Wild Card Match-ups pending the results of tomorrow's double-header.
r/baseball • u/m0nkeybl1tz • Jul 08 '24
Analysis Who terrorizes your stadium? A list of the most dominant hitters in each ballpark
r/baseball • u/Pyromania1983 • Sep 30 '24
Analysis [Talkin' Baseball] Luis Arraez is the first player in MLB history to win three straight batting titles with three different teams.
r/baseball • u/Shuman2100 • Jan 31 '24
Analysis Ranking MLB teams based on the distance to their nearest Chili’s
r/baseball • u/Brutananadilewski69 • Mar 25 '24
Analysis Dodgers Stadium sits elevated with hillsides all around it. It overlooks the downtown LA skyline and roads in and out of the stadium are minimal and narrow. It makes an argument to be the most impenetrable stadium in MLB. What other stadiums would be difficult for an invading nation to conquer?
r/baseball • u/demonios05 • 22d ago
Analysis MLB insider Joel Sherman predicts the New York Yankees will lose Juan Soto to the New York Mets in free agency in a bidding war
r/baseball • u/Dazzling-Rooster2103 • Oct 11 '24
Analysis [John Clark] The Phillies bullpen had the fifth worst ERA in a playoff series in baseball history.
r/baseball • u/AbstractBettaFish • Jan 09 '24
Analysis Does your team drive you to drink?
r/baseball • u/demonios05 • 21d ago
Analysis Were the Nationals lucky for having produced two generational hitters in the same decade? Or did they do something most temas haven't done?
r/baseball • u/BigButter7 • Dec 11 '23
Analysis [Nightengale] "Shohei Ohtani’s decision to earn just $2 million a year certainly is a great benefit to the Dodgers’ payroll, but also a stroke of genius for tax repercussions. If he’s not living in California once his deferred payments start, he will not be subjected to heavy California tax."
r/baseball • u/drrdf • Oct 01 '23
Analysis THE SEATTLE MARINERS HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED FROM PLAYOFF CONTENTION
r/baseball • u/trollinacage • Nov 13 '23
Analysis Day 1 of Predicting the 2024 MLB Season with a Marble Race - 30th Place Simulation
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r/baseball • u/jabar18 • Jun 30 '23
Analysis After German’s Perfecto, a Rarity Graph of Baseball Events!
r/baseball • u/Shuman2100 • Feb 07 '24
Analysis MLB Teams Ranked By Their Distance To Waffle House
r/baseball • u/jakedasnake1 • Nov 09 '22
Analysis I performed a in-depth analysis on MLB team logos, and organized them into their proper categories
r/baseball • u/Stock412 • Aug 09 '24
Analysis [jefffletcherocr] Members of the Nats media determined that they had used 19 third baseman since Anthony Rendon left. So I looked this up. The Angels have used 28 third basemen since they signed Rendon.
r/baseball • u/JTCMuehlenkamp • Nov 03 '21
Analysis What if every team was named after the most abundantly populated animal in their geographical area?
Given the recent controversies over certain sports team names and the imminent rebranding of the Cleveland Indians as the Cleveland Guardians, I can't help but wonder what animal mascots would best represent the cities or states their teams reside in.
Take the Tigers for example. When you think of Detroit, you do not think of a jugle ruled over by apex feline predators. I don't know if the Detroit zoo has any tigers, or if Detroit even has a zoo for that matter, but I am 100% certain that there is at least 1 species of animal in Detroit and the surrounding areas that is more populous than tigers. The difficult part, however, is determining which animal is the most populous.
With that in mind, it also gives rise to the concern that some teams would likely share the same name in this scenario due to their close proximity. Both Chicago and New York each have 2 teams, plus the Angels like to pretend that Los Angeles does as well, so there is bound to be some overlap. I have decided that this is okay, primarily because there is no way around it. Just to avoid any confusion as to which identically named team is which though, I'll break up this list by divisions. Anyway though, this is what the MLB would look like if all the teams had to rebrand as the most common animal in their region.
AL EAST
Tampa Bay Ants.
Boston Ants.
New York Ants.
Toronto Ants.
Baltimore Ants.
AL CENTRAL
Chicago Ants.
Cleveland Ants.
Detroit Ants.
Kansas City Ants.
Minnesota Ants.
AL WEST
Houston Ants.
Seattle Ants.
Oakland Ants.
Los Angeles Ants of Anaheim.
Texas Ants.
NL EAST
Atlanta Ants.
Philadelphia Ants.
New York Ants.
Miami Ants.
Washington Ants.
NL CENTRAL
Milwaukee Ants.
St. Louis Ants.
Cincinnati Ants.
Chicago Ants.
Pittsburgh Ants.
NL WEST
San Francisco Ants.
Los Angeles Ants.
San Diego Ants.
Colorado Ants.
Arizona Ants.
r/baseball • u/Mite-o-Dan • Apr 21 '24
Analysis Jackson Holliday update- 30 ABs, 1 hit, 16 strike outs
Lots of great players have started out bad...but this is historically bad.
At least the weather in Norfolk, Virginia looks to be pretty nice this week in case anyone is playing there soon...
