With the Cubs expecting major pitching turnover, Michael Grove, Tyler Samaniego, and Cody Bolton serve as low-cost, high-upside options to fill innings for the squad’s 2027 rendition

Stuff+ discourse has become increasingly banal with its proliferation. Devising a model that can predict Stuff+ risers year-to-year based on Carson Palmquist’s Stuff+ rise upon his arrival in the nation’s capital.

Practically looking at AI implementation and why falling behind would be costly

If tech leaders believe AI’s effect on how we work to be greater than the effect the computer had, how will AI change the scalable processes that every MLB front office concerns itself with?

Analyzing why J.T. Ginn is currently one of baseball’s most underrated arms and how he can ascend into baseball’s upper echelon

What failed PGA TOUR pros and TOUR greats alike teach us all about how not to fail in any field

Diving into the PGA TOUR’s ShotLink documentation and deciphering the statistics that are most effective in determining a successful tee shot

Why the Oklahoma City Thunder’s championship flies in the face of 2025 American conventionalism

Strokes gained is only half the battle

On how golf data can be leveraged to create a more comprehensive understanding of golfer ability and form

The holiday season was a few months back, but the tradition of early overreaction season is upon us

Predicting events pushes us to think differently about problems.

On Eduardo Saverin predicting oil prices, what you eat for breakfast, and a college basketball projection model

Being a manager and building a team aren’t easy.

On what Sam Presti teaches us about it and how college basketball programs can get it right

On problems with sports media, betting culture, and how we can adjust our opinions based on what the market tells us

Although he may not be on the field everyday, Farhan Zaidi and other baseball operations executives play a bigger role than you may expect.

Chase Silseth’s future outlook and how the Athletics adjusted in a week’s time.

It’s a new year and Drew Rasmussen has a new arsenal.