Strikeouts are up in 2013, and there are many theories why. Patient hitters, hard throwing pitchers, and eager umpires have all been cited as accomplices, and there is enough circumstantial evidence to cast suspicion on the lot. All strikeouts are not created equal. Some result from a called third strike, while others occur when a […]
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What Do Looking vs. Swinging Rates Say About Rise in Strikeouts?
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