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  • The Elusive Clutch Hitter
    in Community by Scott Lindholm - 2/21/2011 -  20
    my sample, sample size and methods. This next chart summarizes the data shown above: From Scott Lindholm Stats As stated above, I was looking for those players who managed

  • Why Not George Kottaras?
    in RotoGraphs by Howard Bender - 9/4/2012 -  4
    the plate over George Kottaras?  Has the curmudgeonly Phillip Seymour Hoffman taken over the body of Bob Melvin and ignored the wishes of Brad Pitt Billy Beane who brought in an underrated Kottaras

  • George Steinbrenner's Teams
    in FanGraphs by Jack Moore - 7/13/2010 -  16
    As you likely have already heard, George Steinbrenner died today of a heart attack at the age of 80. Steinbrenner has been a gigantic figure in the baseball world since his purchase of the New York

  • The Elusive Clutch Hitter--Part II
    in Community by Scott Lindholm - 2/22/2011 -  9

  • What If Baseball Playoffs Were Determined By Division Record?
    in Community by Scott Lindholm - 4/10/2011 -  8

  • George Brett Poops Himself
    in NotGraphs by Jeff Zimmerman - 3/16/2012 -  10
    This past weekend at the FanGraphs gathering in Phoenix, Mr. Carson Cistulli stated that he had never seen the George Brett-poops-himself video. I couln't believe it, so I decided to hook him up

  • George Plimpton Is Not Impressed by the Atari
    in NotGraphs by Patrick Dubuque - 7/20/2011 -  1
    of the second gentleman that would drive such a nice guy to such an uncharacteristic furor.  That man was none other than the famous author and editor of the Paris Review, George Plimpton. [embed]http

  • George Steinbrenner Passes
    in FanGraphs by Dave Cameron - 7/13/2010 -  26
    George Steinbrenner, perhaps the most famous owner in sports, passed away today. Since I have no personal anecdotes to share, we'll simply stick to the numbers. He was in his 37th year of owning

  • Dodgers Acquire George Sherrill
    in FanGraphs by R.J. Anderson - 7/30/2009 -  25
    Ned Colletti couldn’t come up with Cliff Lee so instead, today he adds a different southpaw pitcher in the form of George Sherrill; in the process giving up prospects in the form of third baseman

  • Mark DeRosa on the Late George Sauer
    in FanGraphs by David Laurila - 5/13/2013 -  6
    This past weekend the New York Times ran an obituary for a 69-year-old former football player named George Sauer. Mr. Sauer was an accomplished wide receiver who made four Pro Bowls. In 1967, he led

  • Scott Rolen
    in FanGraphs by R.J. Anderson - 7/15/2009 -  26
    Roy Halladay is the hottest name on the trade market; making Toronto the center of the trade universe is the addition of Scott Rolen. The Jays have made Rolen available with a season and a half left

  • George Springer: Power and Speed Outfielder
    in RotoGraphs by Al Skorupa - 5/16/2013 -  17
    Houston Astros outfield prospect George Springer has some of the loudest tools in the minor leagues. He’s a fantastic athlete with a combination of power and speed that’s rarely found in a player

  • Better Arm: Bryce Harper or George Washington?
    in NotGraphs by Carson Cistulli - 5/3/2012 -  26
    Your browser does not support iframes. A popular myth holds that George Washington once threw a silver dollar across the Potomac River. Right-minded people everywhere know the truth, of course

  • You Decide: George Bell or Lionel Richie?
    in NotGraphs by Dayn Perry - 4/5/2011 -  9
    -Dot-Dot posited that the blind girl's tender ministrations led not to a loving rendering of Lionel Richie but rather to the determined visage of Blue Jays legend George Bell. I submit into evidence