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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Saturday, April 07, 2007Soo Today: A short history of baseball sluggingA look at the interesting followup to the 2002 study, “Baseball’s Great Hitting Barrage of the 1990s” by Ben Rader and Kenneth Winkle.
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1. Halofan Posted: April 07, 2007 at 11:04 PM (#2328767)What is "it"? The weight/height ratio? (why not use BMI anyway?) But despite the weight-height ratio being in line with the early 90s, offense by all measures is well above that level. The drop in offense since 2001 or thereabouts might be solely attributable to the drop in BBs they document. And of course swings of this size have been seen before in baseball history so attributing this to much of anything based on their analysis is a stretch.
2006 2840
2005 2580
2004 2846
2003 2708
2002 2595
2001 3005
2000 2893
1999 2565
The HR rate must be plummeting...
That would be the equilibrium where they score an awful lot of runs.
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