As pointed out by HardBallTalk through Buster Olney (in turn through the Elias Sports Bureau), April 2013 saw the highest number of strikeouts by batters in any month in baseball history. Moreover, as pointed out by Jason Linden of HardBallTimes, baseball is currently on pace to sport as many as 10 to 13 batters with 200 or more strikeouts. There has never been a season in Major League Baseball history which has seen more than one batter eclipse the once-dreaded 200-strikeout barrier. What does this mean for the game?
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013
The League-Wide Rise in Strikeouts: Aberration, or the New Norm?
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Saturday, April 27, 2013
Brothers in Arms: The Rise and Fall of Four Starters
This season, while still early, is writing the final chapters in the careers of four starters to have thrown no-hitters.
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