My column this week on BP discusses aspects of the information revolution in the availabiltiy of data about the game. The most recent addition to that is the pitch velocities, break, and release point data used by the enhanced version of MLB.com's Gameday application. Taking a cue from a friend I wrote a little .NET Framework application to do basic pitch charting showing location, release velocity, and pitch outcome, and ran the app against Kenny Roger's Game 2 performance. For those interested, this is what the basic XML data looks like and those who've read Baseball Hacks will of course find this familiar.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Information Revolution
Posted by Dan Agonistes at 10:04 AM
Labels: Pitching, Sabermetrics
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Dan:
The BP article was great. Cutting-edge stuff.
Keep it up!
Thanks.
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