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Baseball Musings
January 17, 2005
Two Dips and a Dad

Larry Mahnken of the Hardball Times and the Replacement Level Yankees Weblog sends me a great tool, a DIPS worksheet. I'm also making it available by clicking here (it's a zip file). Larry's explanation:

They're incredibly easy to use, and they feature Park Factors for every season since 1969. You can calculate a pitcher's entire career with them, using up to 30 team-seasons (more than you'll ever need). It automatically combines multiteam data if two to five consecutive columns are in the same season. You can choose to park-adjust HRs, SOs and BBs, some, or none at all, with a single click. They're better than ESPN's DIPS stats, because they're adjusted for parks, lefties and knuckleballers, and can also be used for past seasons.

Enjoy!

Update: Finally got the download link right.


Posted by David Pinto at 02:49 PM | Statistics | TrackBack (0)
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Here's a link that works:

http://www.baseballmusings.com/zip/DIPSWorksheets.ZIP

Posted by: Larry Mahnken at January 17, 2005 02:58 PM

a boy and his penguin, a penguin and his boy,

Posted by: tarik at January 18, 2005 01:33 AM
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