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Blue Jays (17-26) @ Yankees (27-16), Sunday, May 19, 2013, 1:05pm
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MLB: Yankees add Brignac to their infield fold
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Yankees.com: Cano’s two homers help Yanks take care of Jays
(45 Comments - 5/19/2013 11:10:26 am)

Blue Jays (17-25) @ Yankees (26-16), Saturday, May 18, 2013, 1:05pm
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Yankees.com: Kuroda stifles Blue Jays with eight two-hit innings
(3 Comments - 5/18/2013 4:42:45 pm)

Blue Jays (17-24) @ Yankees (25-16), Friday, May 17, 2013, 7:05pm
(68 Comments - 5/18/2013 11:10:54 am)

MLB: Stewart could land on DL with injured groin
(20 Comments - 5/17/2013 3:58:30 pm)

Yankees.com: Yankees drop rubber game amid more injuries
(8 Comments - 5/17/2013 1:38:01 pm)

Mariners (19-21) @ Yankees (25-15), Thursday, May 16, 2013, 7:05pm
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Baseball Reference: From 1916 to 2013, as Starter, (requiring IPouts≤2 and R≥7)
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Look what people have to say about the RLYW!

CAIRO just takes the Marcels and changes the underlying assumptions and components in a bunch of ways that make the Yankees look better.
-alskor

Wow, two stupid posts in one day. I think you’ve reached your yearly quota.
sabernar

I don’t know if any of you current posters were around for that, but if so, I just can’t understand how you can call yourselves Yankee fans. Pathetic quitters is what you sounded like. Of the lame posts I could stand to read, the only person who had any confidence in the Yankees at that point was a (yeesh) Red Sox fan.
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Camden Depot: Measuring Bullpen Management: Bucking Up the Bullpen

A Hardball Times article suggested using WPA - WPA/LI as a measure of bullpen performance that would be useful in assessing bullpen management.  WPA is the acronym for Wins Probability Added.  This is calculated as the difference in win expectancy before and after an event. LI is the Leverage Index.  It is a measurement of how consequential a specific scenario is based on the inning, outs, score, baserunners, and baserunner position.  By using the two statistics in concert, you arguably have a measure that gives you a context neutral wins added metric.

WPA WPA/LI WPA - WPA/LI
Bob Melvin 3.75 0.83 2.92
Bruce Bochy 2.98 0.13 2.84
Joe Giraldi 7.37 4.88 2.49
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Joe Girardi makes the top three, which confirms my belief that he manages his bullpen about as well as anyone in baseball and has done so since he’s come to the Yankees.  I mean, the man got useful innings from Jose Veras.

 

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