Welcome back to another episode of Dingerball. We hope everyone has had a wonderful holiday season. In this episode, Logan and Jacob discuss the NL East with some great guests, Max Greenfield and Jason Gold. […]
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Dingerball Podcast: Major League Baseball is Constantly Tinkering with the Game. Is that for the Best?
On this episode Jacob and Logan dive deep into the contract disputes of MLB players. With talks of how contracts could be structured and the legal outcomes to the structure. There is also talks of […]
A Kuhl Player I Found: Chad Kuhl
My discovery of Chad Kuhl came during one of many instances where I find myself exploring and perusing Baseball Savant. It’s one of the most insightful, awe-inspiring things and humbling things a baseball enthusiast can do. Each […]
Age is just a Number with Nelson Cruz
The year 2020 will be Nelson Cruz’s 16th MLB season, and much like a fine wine; he has only improved with age. During the first 9 seasons of Cruz’s career, he averaged 17.44 home runs […]
Baseball and Mother’s Day Throughout the Years
On the second Sunday of May each year, we celebrate and give thanks to the great mothers around the world that have shaped us into the human beings we are today. The MLB also gives […]
Bulletproofing Your Arsenal
There are a myriad of strategic intricacies throughout any baseball game that branch off a singular theory. For example, the recent decay in stolen bases is largely tied to better event valuations. Organizations now recognize and apply […]
What C.J. Cron Brings to the Table
This offseason C.J. Cron signed a one-year deal with the Detroit Tigers worth $6.1 million dollars. It seems like a bit much for a player who’s never had a single season above a 2.2 WAR. […]
Carmen Ciardiello: How Bad is Jeff Mathis?
This article is by former Dingerball author Carmen Ciardiello Jeff Mathis is not a great hitter. He is not a good hitter. In fact, he is a bad hitter. Jeff Mathis has a career wOBA […]
Can Aaron Nola Rebound to his 2018 Form?
In 2018, Aaron Nola was one of the top pitchers in baseball. He posted a 17-6 record with a 2.37 era. Nola was voted to his first All-Star game and finished 3rd in the NL […]