Evan J. Davis
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New York, NY, United States
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Past articles by Evan:
Verlander, Bumgarner among Opening Day award winners
The BBWAA should just save themselves the time and vote for these guys. → Read More
Figuring out the Angels’ pitching situation
Steamer projects the Angels to win 84 games, and it’s their arms driving that weirdly high number. → Read More
The Rays and the projections
They’re at it again, "they" being the projections and "it" being surprising positive forecasts of Tampa Bay. → Read More
Clayton Kershaw and tunnels: An initial investigation
Baseball Prospectus’s new pitching data is fascinating, and like always, the Dodgers ace makes them even more so. → Read More
The A’s are just sad now
The CBA, the stadium, and Billy Beane’s philosophy are making the one-time Moneyball franchise a shell of its former self. → Read More
Andruw Jones is a worthy Hall-of-Famer
When you display once-a-generation defense at a premium position for more than a decade, it deserves a plaque in Cooperstown. → Read More
What exactly are the Tigers?
They’re old, but they might still be good. → Read More
About that Mariners rotation...
Drew Smyly ostensibly makes them better, but is he enough? → Read More
Hisashi Iwakuma will never be great again
The Mariners' No. 2 starter has hit his ceiling. Injury and decline is the new normal. → Read More
Evan Gattis’s power surge: Is it real?
The Astros DH/catcher smacked a lot of extra-base hits in the second half of the year. Is this the new normal, or did he run into a few? → Read More
Jonah Keri is wrong: Relief pitchers should be in the Hall of Fame
Relief aces are now a legitimate class of player. When you’re asked to perform a job, and you do it better than anybody, shouldn’t you be recognized for that? → Read More
Jonah Keri is wrong: Relief pitchers should be in the Hall of Fame
Relief aces are now a legitimate class of player. When you’re asked to perform a job, and you do it better than anybody, shouldn’t you be recognized for that? → Read More
Jonah Keri is wrong: Relief pitchers should be in the Hall of Fame
Relief aces are now a legitimate class of player. When you’re asked to perform a job, and you do it better than anybody, shouldn’t you be recognized for that? → Read More
Introducing Ghost Dad Average, a new metric for watching PITCH
We’ll be measuring how much the Fox drama uses Ghost Dad, and we need your help! → Read More
Greg Maddux was a power pitcher despite the low velocity
The Hall of Fame Cubs and Braves ace struck a ton of guys out. → Read More
Billy Hamilton loves the shift
The Reds center fielder has found an unorthodox new weapon. → Read More
Ted Williams deserved to win the MVP in 1941
Context-neutral stats still tell the more accurate story of that famed season, and of MVP races in general. → Read More
The five biggest All-Star snubs
These deserving players are all staying home this week. → Read More
An interview with Brian Kenny
The MLB Network host talks about his new book and the state of the "Baseball Revolution." → Read More
Has the White Sox catcher experiment worked?
Sox GM Rick Hahn gambled on Alex Avila and Dioner Navarro. It has yet to pay off. → Read More