Radical Baseball

Stimulating, provocative, sometimes whimsical new concepts that challenge traditional baseball orthodoxy. Note: Anonymous comments will not be published. Copyright Kenneth Matinale

About Me

My photo
Kenneth Matinale
Nice guy.
View my complete profile

Labels

"500" home runs (24) 1961 HR race (67) 3 Home Run games (12) All City: New York (37) Attendance (16) Conduct (384) Constitutional (39) DiMaggio (50) Hall of Fame (128) home r (1) Home Run rates (65) Home Runs (485) Home Runs career (19) Home/Road (95) Jackie Robinson (26) Jeter (53) Mariano Rivera (16) Mickey Mantle (256) Negro Leagues (18) Philosophy (337) Righty/Lefty (121) Rules (312) Ruth (192) Safety (34) Salary Cap (22) Signs (50) Stats (775) Strike Zone (18) Tactics (88) WAR (34) Williams (50) World Series (68)

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Spanning Multiple Seasons or entire Careers, From 1901 to 2010, (requiring W≥100 and CG>1.0*W), sorted by greatest Wins: Results - Baseball-Reference.com

Spanning Multiple Seasons or entire Careers, From 1901 to 2010, (requiring W≥100 and CG>1.0*W), sorted by greatest Wins: Results - Baseball-Reference.com
Posted by Kenneth Matinale at Tuesday, June 22, 2010

No comments:

Post a Comment

Newer Post Older Post Home

Featured Post

8 batters and starting each inning with top of order fix two dumbest things on the field.

Each of these two improvements will bring up the better batters much more often. Combined, they would improve MLB immensely. 8, not 9, batte...

Search Radical Baseball

Radical Baseball Archive

Popular Posts last 7 days.

  • Mickey Mantle batting only righty: .323 BA; .400 twice.
    Mickey Mantle  might have increased his batting average (BA) from .298 to .323 had he batted only right handed instead of switch hitting.  A...
  • Nolan Ryan, Tom House and steroids.
    Nolan Ryan could have been using steroids and other performance enhancing drugs (PED), not just late in his career, but also in the 1970s.  ...
  • Brian Cashman got Sonny Gray instead of Jon Lester, Max Scherzer, Chris Sale, Jose Quintana.
    Yankee General Manager for 20 years Brian Cashman wouldn't have needed starting pitcher Sonny Gray, if Cashman hadn't been negligent...
  • White shoes: Oakland As, Joe Namath, Billy Johnson. And Brett Gardner?
    In yesterday's Yankee game at the Stadium  Brett Gardner wore white shoes.  To my knowledge Gardner is the first Yankee to wear white s...
  • Switch hitting by lefty throwers: J.T. Snow and Lance Berkman.
    J.T. Snow? J.T was a lefty batter, wasn't he? Yes, starting in 1999 but J.T. Snow played his earlier seasons as a switch hitter. We'...
  • Mickey Mantle 1966: lightning back in his bat ... for 11 days.
    I stumbled onto something that I long recalled: the Mick getting his old power back after he had declined. In 1966 from June 28 through Ju...
  • Frank Robinson robbed Roy White of a game winning home run in Yankee Stadium June 21, 1966. Or did he?
    All these years later I still feel the sting of that defeat, which seemed unfair. Frank Robinson was in his first season with the Baltimore ...
  • Pete Rose with minor league hits, still leads Ichiro Suzuki by 83 hits.
    I can't believe this still comes up but during the Yankee game tonight in Citi Field against the "home" Tampa Rays, Yankee ann...
  • Randy Johnson released the ball closer to home plate than at least 99.9% of pitchers.
    Randy Johnson is the greatest pitcher taller than 6 feet 7 inches of all time.  That's it.  It doesn't seem like such a big deal, co...
  • Mickey Mantle bunted in the World Series, too.
    Mickey Mantle holds the World Series record for most career home runs (HR): 18.  Mantle also bunted as he did in about 1.8% of his regular...
Theme images by klosfoto. Powered by Blogger.