Baseball Analysis, Articles by our Gurus: There's
a giant body of worthy baseball research that never gets published or
has become long out of print. This effort taps into it. Choose an
author on the left or click on a word cloud. Awseome search at
top of the page might work if you have something particular in mind.
Article Submissions
The Guru invites Sabermatricians, baseball historians and
everybody else to submit interesting analysis for the public to read.
Please submit articles by emailing
the Guru. Articles may be edited before publishing. Please follow
these instructions carefully: Include your return email address, your
website URL (if you have one), what type of baseball research you do, a
brief bio and any contact info you'd like to make available to readers.
If you wish to arrange to have your article available by subscription
only, then indicate that preference in your email and we will make
financial arrangements.
Criteria for Article Submissions - Readers
should know that when they click on a link to an article, even one
written by a non-guru, that something original and worthwhile will pop
up on their screen. While we cannot always achieve this, it is our
mission. Examples of original items for the analysis section are as
follows:
News reports - such as Gary
Garland’s daily Japan baseball box scores and daily game summaries
translated into English,
Annotated photos taken from an event
- such as Charlie Haeffner’s HOF photos and Joe Mocks Ballpark shots,
Personal experiences - such as
Mike McCann’s monthly Minor League report,
Interviews - such as John Holway’s
series on the Ladies Leagues and the Negro Leagues,
Historical diaries – such as Bruce
Markusen’s daily series on the 1972 A’s and Max Blue’s detailed account
of the NY Giants 1916 historic winning streak,
Articles based on facts from various
sources used as evidence to prove a point revealing new understanding
of a topic - such as Jim Albright’s series on Sadaharu Oh and
Use of another author’s formula on a
different data set to prove a point - such as Jeff Mordock’s use of
Bill James' Hall of Fame Monitor in his assessment of active players,
Presentation of baseball history using
an original formula - such as John Korsgaard’s position research or
Craig Tomarkin's series on the greatest teams of all time.
     
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