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The Best Defensive Players in the MLB By Position

We present a squad of current MLB All-Stars based on their defensive skills alone. Many of them are also pretty good with the stick, but this list is all about their defensive abilities.
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$2.51M
The Boston Red Sox spent the most money on a per win basis during the 2012 season. In total, they spent $173,186,617 on payroll for 69 wins which equals $2.51M for each win.

Average Regular Season Win Totals For Each NFL Team

We decided to look at the Average Regular Season Win Totals for each NFL franchise since 1990, over the last 5 seasons and the last 3 seasons to see how the franchises differ and which teams are rising and falling. Read More


Miguel Cabrera's Breakout Season vs The Best RBI Seasons since 1990

A lot of people are projecting out Miguel Cabrera's 2013 season in terms of RBIs. We compare it to some of the best RBI seasons since 1990 Read More


The Worst NFL Quarterbacks of the last 25 years

Being a quarterback in the NFL is no easy task, but we decided to take a look at some of the worst statistical seasons in the last 25 seasons. Read More


The Road to Futility: How the Marlins and Astros Could Be Historically Bad

Through the history of baseball there have only been 22 teams that have finished a season with a winning percentage below .300. Currently, the Marlins and Astros are below .300. We look at why. Read More


Norv Turner: How the New Browns Offensive Coordinator will make an Impact

Norv Turner has a long track record of success in the NFL, particularily on the offensive. Let's look at Turner's history and what could be in store for Browns fans. Read More


AFC West - Key Player Transactions for the 2013 NFL Season

During the offseason, teams look to improve their team with key additions while losing some players to free agency. We look at the AFC West to see the key additions and losses for each team. Read More


Most (and Least) Consistent Teams in Baseball

Over the years, which teams in a baseball are the most and least consistent? We look at which teams had the least and most variance in their win totals from one year to another to find out. Read More




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Now that we have several years of statistical data since the MLB Steroid Scandal, we wanted to see the overall trend of total home runs. It's true that non-juiced athletes are still getting bigger, faster, stronger...but it's crazy to see that we're down 500-1,000 HRs from the peak.


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