Who Was the Real "Get" From the DeJesus Trade: Vin Mazzaro or Justin Marks?
Is Justin Marks the key to the David DeJesus trade, or is he just a random arm?
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Royals Lose Peculiar Game to Twins
Bad plays, dumb plays, weird decisions, drama, random home runs. This game had it all, even a double-dose of St. Willie anti-heroism and a helluva game by Josh Anderson. Gotta love those guys!...
Royals Lose Again, Fall to 41-65. Really.
I've resigned myself to an understanding that this team is horrible for so long, that sometimes I almost know it so well that I end up forgetting it a little. The Royals are 41-65. They're now...
Mysteriously, Royals Acquire Josh Anderson on Trade Deadline Eve
What is there left to say at this point? Dayton's the most reliable man in baseball right now. We started making jokes about his position player ideas two years ago, and the hits just keep on...
After Bizarre Betancourt Trade, There's Little Goodwill Left For Dayton Moore
Remember a few days ago when the Royals acquired Ryan Freel for no reason and it felt like the Royals had reached a definitive turning point? Apparently, that was only the moment when the Jack...
Percent Chance of Select Royals Hitters Hitting a Certain Number of Homers given 650 PAs in 2009,...
Percent Chance of Select Royals Hitters Hitting a Certain Number of Homers given 650 PAs in 2009, drawing on CHONE projections. If you need a closer look, click here. I already posted this at Royals Review, but given the recent fun with Excel's BINOMDIST function and the accompanying charts (not to mention how long it took it to get through my thick head), I thought I'd post it here. Those more in the know: is something like a binomial distribution roughly how stuff in projections systems like CHONE's percentiles and ZiPS' "Oddsinator" are generated?
