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In this article I explore the question of whether advanced baseball analysis (or ”sabermetrics”) has a place in amateur baseball, such as the National Baseball League in Britain.
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Great article Joe. I definitely agree that there is some scope for using sabermetrics, as you state. Anything that adds to our understanding/enjoyment of the British league has got to be a good thing.