The strangest MLB number from yesterday, explained.
In a year defined by underperformance, Bo Bichette's May 19th game in Washington registered as one of the most statistically extreme offensive outliers in recent memory
Read now →In a year defined by underperformance, Bo Bichette's May 19th game in Washington registered as one of the most statistically extreme offensive outliers in recent memory
Read more →In a 5-4 road win over the Padres, Freddie Freeman's two-homer performance produced a statistical outlier that barely fits on a standard curve.
Read more →Bell's two-homer game against Houston was a rare statistical event in a season defined by power drought — and the Twins still lost.
Read more →Philadelphia's left-hander posted a 13-strikeout complete-game shutout in Pittsburgh — a performance rare enough to happen roughly once a week across all of baseball.
Read more →The White Sox first baseman turned in one of the most statistically extreme hitting performances of the season — while his team was being outscored by five.
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