
Matt Swartz
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Thank You, Nats Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Adam Dunn
Nick Johnson
*Brad Wilkerson
*Lee Stevens
*Henry Rodriguez
*Larry Walker
SHB
*Jose Vidro
*David Segui
RHB
Ryan Zimmerman
Alfonso Soriano
Jose Guillen
*Tony Batista
*Vladimir Guerrero
*Rondell White
*Shane Andrews
*Mike Lansing
*Moises Alou
(* = Expos players)
Thank You, Phils Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Ryan Howard
Chase Utley
Raul Ibanez
Bobby Abreu
Jim Thome
Travis Lee
Rico Brogna
Darren Daulton
SHB
Jimmy Rollins
RHB
Jayson Werth
Pat Burrell
Aaron Rowand
Scott Rolen
Ron Gant
Mike Lieberthal
Benito Santiago
Todd Zeile
Thank You, Mets Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Carlos Delgado
Cliff Floyd
Mo Vaughn
Robin Ventura
John Olerud
Brian McRae
Rico Brogna
SHB
Carlos Beltran
Todd Hundley
Bobby Bonilla
Eddie Murray
RHB
David Wright
Mike Piazza
Mike Cameron
Richard Hidalgo
Todd Zeile
Edgardo Alfonzo
Butch Huskey
Bernard Gilkey
Jeff Kent
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Thank You, Braves Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Brian McCann
Adam LaRoche
J.D. Drew
Ryan Klesko
Fred McGriff
David Justice
SHB
Mark Teixeira
Chipper Jones
RHB
Andruw Jones
Jeff Francoeur
Javy Lopez
Marcus Giles
Vinny Castilla
Gary Sheffield
Brian Jordan
Andres Galarraga
Bret Boone
Marquis Grissom
Thank You, Dodgers Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Andre Ethier
J.D. Drew
Shawn Green
SHB
Todd Hundley
RHB
Matt Kemp
Jeff Kent
Nomar Garciaparra
Adrian Beltre
Paul Lo Duca
Gary Sheffield
Eric Karros
Raul Mondesi
Mike Piazza
Todd Zeile
Tim Wallach
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Thank You, Angels Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Garret Anderson
Mo Vaughn
Darin Erstad
Jim Edmonds
J.T. Snow
SHB
Kendry Morales
Chili Davis
Tony Philips
RHB
Mike Napoli
Juan Rivera
Torii Hunter
Vladimir Guerrero
Jose Guillen
Troy Glaus
Tim Salmon
Thank You, A's Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Jack Cust
Eric Chavez
Erubiel Durazo
Jason Giambi
Matt Stairs
SHB
Nick Swisher
Ruben Sierra
RHB
Frank Thomas
Bobby Crosby
Eric Byrnes
Jermaine Dye
Ramon Hernandez
Miguel Tejada
Ben Grieve
John Jaha
Mark McGwire
Jose Canseco
Terry Steinbach
Scott Brosius
Geronimo Berroa
Dave Henderson
Thank You, M's fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Russell Branyan
Raul Ibanez
John Olerud
Ken Griffey
Paul Sorrento
Tino Martinez
RHB
Jose Lopez
Adrian Beltre
Richie Sexson
Jose Guillen
Bret Boone
Edgar Martinez
Mike Cameron
Alex Rodriguez
Jay Buhner
David Bell
Russ Davis
Mike Blowers
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Thank You, Rangers Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Josh Hamilton
Chris Davis
Hank Blalock
David Dellucci
Rafael Palmeiro
Lee Stevens
Rusty Greer
Will Clark
SHB
Milton Bradley
Mark Teixeira
Ruben Sierra
Mickey Tettleton
RHB
Vladimir Guerrero
Ian Kinsler
Mike Young
Marlon Byrd
Nelson Cruz
Sammy Sosa
Rod Barajas
Alfonso Soriano
Kevin Mench
Alex Rodriguez
Juan Gonzalez
Herbert Penny
Ivan Rodriguez
Todd Zeile
Kevin Elster
Dean Palmer
Jose Canseco
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Thank You, Indians Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Shin-Soo Choo
Grady Sizemore
Travis Hafner
Matt Lawton
Jody Gerut
Jim Thome
David Justice
Paul Sorrento
SHB
Victor Martinez
Roberto Alomar
Eddie Murray
Carlos Baerga
RHB
Kelly Shoppach
Jhonny Peralta
Ryan Garko
Casey Blake
Ellis Burks
Marty Cordova
Juan Gonzalez
Travis Fryman
Manny Ramirez
Sandy Alomar
Matt Williams
Albert Belle
Thank You, Royals Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Raul Ibanez
Bob Hamelin
SHB
Carlos Beltran
Chili Davis
RHB
Miguel Olivo
Billy Butler
Mike Sweeney
Mark Quinn
Jermaine Dye
Jeff King
Dean Palmer
Jay Bell
Gary Gaetti
Mike Macfarlane
Thank You, Tigers Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Curtis Granderson
Carlos Pena
Bobby Higginson
Luis Gonzalez
Kirk Gibson
SHB
Carlos Guillen
Dmitri Young
Tony Clark
Melvin Nieves
RHB
Cecil Fielder
Miguel Cabrera
Brandon Inge
Marcus Thames
Magglio Ordonez
Gary Sheffield
Craig Monroe
Dean Palmer
Juan Gonzalez
Damion Easley
Travis Fryman
Chad Curtis
Thank You, Twins Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Joe Mauer
Justin Morneau
Jason Kubel
Jacque Jones
Corey Koskie
David Ortiz
Matt Lawton
Kent Hrbek
RHB
Michael Cuddyer
Torii Hunter
Marty Cordova
Kirby Puckett
Dave Winfield
Thank You, White Sox Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Jim Thome
Robin Ventura
Harold Baines
SHB
Nick Swisher
Carl Everett
Jose Valentin
Ray Durham
RHB
Paul Konerko
Carlos Quentin
Jermaine Dye
Alexei Ramirez
Juan Uribe
Josh Fields
Joe Crede
Aaron Rowand
Carlos Lee
Magglio Ordonez
Frank Thomas
Albert Belle
Danny Tartabull
Julio Franco
Ron Karkovice
Thank You, Jays Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Adam Lind
Lyle Overbay
Carlos Delgado
Eric Hinske
Darrin Fletcher
Brad Fullmer
Shawn Green
John Olerud
SHB
Jose Cruz
RHB
Vernon Wells
Jose Bautista
Aaron Hill
Troy Glaus
Alexis Rios
Frank Thomas
Josh Phelps
Raul Mondesi
Tony Batista
Shannon Stewart
Jose Canseco
Joe Carter
Ed Sprague
Paul Molitor
Thank You, O's Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Luke Scott
Nick Markakis
Aubrey Huff
Jay Gibbons
Rafael Palmeiro
B.J. Surhoff
Brady Anderson
Harold Baines
SHB
Roberto Alomar
Bobby Bonilla
RHB
Kevin Millar
Melvin Mora
Ramon Hernandez
Miguel Tejada
Melvin Mora
Javy Lopez
Tony Batista
Charles Johnson
Albert Belle
Eric Davis
Jeffrey Hammonds
Chris Hoiles
Cal Ripken
Thank You, Rays Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Carlos Pena
Aubrey Huff
Tino Martinez
Fred McGriff
SHB
Ben Zobrist
Jose Cruz
RHB
Evan Longoria
B.J. Upton
Jonny Gomes
Greg Vaughn
Gerald Williams
Jose Canseco
Thank You, Red Sox Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
David Ortiz
J.D. Drew
Trot Nixon
Brian Daubach
Troy O’Leary
Mo Vaughn
SHB
Jason Varitek
Carl Everett
RHB
Adrian Beltre
Kevin Youkilis
Jason Bay
Manny Ramirez
Kevin Millar
Nomar Garciaparra
John Valentin
Mike Stanley
Jose Canseco
Thank You, Yankees Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Robinson Cano
Johnny Damon
Hideki Matsui
Jason Giambi
Bobby Abreu
Robin Ventura
Tino Martinez
Paul O’Neill
Darryl Strawbery
SHB
Mark Teixeira
Nick Swisher
Jorge Posada
Bernie Williams
RHB
Alex Rodriguez
Gary Sheffield
Derek Jeter
Alfonso Soriano
Mike Stanley
Danny Tartabull
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Thank You, D'backs Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Stephen Drew
Chad Tracy
Luis Gonzalez
Shawn Green
Steve Finley
Travis Lee
SHB
Devon White
RHB
Mark Reynolds
Chris Young
Justin Upton
Eric Byrnes
Troy Glaus
Reggie Sanders
Jay Bell
Matt Williams
Thank You, Giants Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Aubrey Huff
Barry Bonds
J.T. Snow
SHB
Ray Durham
Jose Cruz
RHB
Bengie Molina
Pablo Sandoval
Pedro Feliz
Marquis Grissom
Jeff Kent
David Bell
Reggie Sanders
Rich Aurilia
Ellis Burks
Matt Williams
Glenallen Hill
Thank You, Padres Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Adrian Gonzalez
Brian Giles
Ryan Klesko
Steve Finley
Phil Plantier
SHB
Ken Caminiti
RHB
Kevin Kouzmanoff
Khalil Greene
Mike Cameron
Mike Piazza
Phil Nevin
Bubba Trammell
Reggie Sanders
Ruben Rivera
Greg Vaughn
Derek Bell
Thank You, Rockies Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Ian Stewart
Brad Hawpe
Todd Helton
Jeromy Burnitz
Larry Walker
RHB
Clint Barmes
Troy Tulowitzki
Garrett Atkins
Matt Holliday
Vinny Castilla
Charles Johnson
Jay Payton
Preston Wilson
Jeffrey Hammonds
Dante Bichette
Andres Galarraga
Ellis Burks
Charlie Hayes
Thank You, Astros Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Daryle Ward
SHB
Lance Berkman
Carlos Beltran
Carl Everett
RHB
Carlos Lee
Hunter Pence
Ty Wigginton
Morgan Ensberg
Craig Biggio
Jason Lane
Jeff Bagwell
Jeff Kent
Richard Hildalgo
Vinny Castilla
Moises Alou
Derek Bell
Thank You, Brewers Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Prince Fielder
Geoff Jenkins
Jeromy Burnitz
Dave Nilsson
SHB
Jose Valentin
RHB
Rickie Weeks
Corey Hart
Ryan Braun
Mike Cameron
J.J. Hardy
Bill Hall
Carlos Lee
Richie Sexson
Wes Helms
Jose Hernandez
Marquis Grissom
John Jaha
Greg Vaughn
Thank You, Cards Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Rick Ankiel
Chris Duncan
Jim Edmonds
Tino Martinez
J.D. Drew
Ray Lankford
SHB
Fernando Tatis
Mark Whiten
RHB
Albert Pujols
Matt Holliday
Ryan Ludwick
Troy Glaus
Scott Rolen
Reggie Sanders
Mark McGwire
Ron Gant
Brian Jordan
Gary Gaetti
Thank You, Cubs Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Jacque Jones
Jeromy Burnitz
Corey Patterson
Fred McGriff
Henry Rodriguez
Rick Wilkins
SHB
Mark Bellhorn
RHB
Derrek Lee
Alfonso Soriano
Geovany Soto
Mark DeRosa
Aramis Ramirez
Moises Alou
Sammy Sosa
Alex Gonzalez
Jose Hernandez
Ryne Sandberg
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Thank You, Pirates Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Adam LaRoche
Nate McLouth
Brian Giles
John Vander Wal
Al Martin
RHB
Jason Bay
Xavier Nady
Craig Wilson
Reggie Sanders
Aramis Ramirez
Kevin Young
Ed Sprague
Thank You, Reds Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Joey Votto
Jay Bruce
Adam Dunn
Ken Griffey
Sean Casey
Ed Taubensee
Willie Greene
SHB
Felipe Lopez
Dmitri Young
RHB
Brandon Phillips
Edwin Encarnacion
David Ross
Jose Guillen
Aaron Boone
Greg Vaughn
Bret Boone
Barry Larkin
Eric Davis
Ron Gant
Reggie Sanders
Kevin Mitchell
Chris Sabo
Thank You, Marlins Fans
A couple weeks ago, I posted a FanPost on this site asking for which lefty and switch-hitting sluggers on your team had regularly faced The Infield Shift, and which sluggers in your division your team regularly shifted against. I also posted the same information at the other 29 SBNation.com blogs. Overall, the 30 websites shocked me with how helpful they were, providing over 400 comments and an excellent list of hitters to run the tests that I needed to run.
I finally published the article at Baseball Prospectus today. It is called "The Clutch and The Shifted." I asked that this article not be subscription-only, so that everyone who helped me with it can read it. Feel free to email me about it you have any questions, and I'll do my best to reply if you comment here (though keeping up with 30 blogs was challenging!.
Anyway, as part of my study, I also got the list of right-handed sluggers who hit over 20 home runs at some point between 1993 and 2010, so I will post your teams' three lists below in case you were curious. Thank you again to all who helped.
LHB
Mike Jacobs
Cliff Floyd
SHB
Orestes Destrade
RHB
Dan Uggla
Hanley Ramirez
Cody Ross
Jorge Cantu
Miguel Cabrera
Josh Willingham
Alex Gonzalez
Mike Lowell
Derrek Lee
Preston Wilson
Moises Alou
Gary Sheffield
Jeff Conine
Greg Colbrunn
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