NBA Podcast The State of Analytics, Part II: Basketball In the second of our three-part series, we turn our attention to how the basketball world followed in the footsteps of its contemporaries. But not everyone has been on board. 2 years ago Justin Sweetwood, Taylor Bechtold
Baseball Podcast Not Many People Who Are Still Living Have Ever Seen Anything Like This Your team is holding a 12-0 lead after three innings. It seems impossible to imagine that there is any chance they could blow such a commanding position, especially when they're… 2 years ago Kevin Chroust, Chris De Salvo
NFL Podcast The State of Analytics, Part I: Football In the first of our three-part mini series 'The State of Analytics', we turn our attention to football where despite some of the ‘old school’ mantras of the game –… 2 years ago Ethan Fore, Taylor Bechtold
Soccer Podcast Alli or Nothing: A Dele Retrospective Dele Alli’s teenage introduction was one of the most remarkable we’ve witnessed with numbers through his first three Premier League seasons that put him on pace for legendary status. However,… 2 years ago Tom Hooper, Graham Bell
Basketball Podcast Four-Category Admiral Kevin Chroust and Chris DeSalvo head back to February 17, 1994. The night of the last quadruple-double in the NBA, recorded by David Robinson. 2 years ago Kevin Chroust, Chris De Salvo
Golf Podcast Understanding a FRACAS Masters With The Masters getting into full swing, we launch a brand new golf metric that will help us preview this week's action at Augusta. 2 years ago Graham Bell, Kyle Cunningham-Rhoads
Serie A Podcast Romelu Lukaku: Revelling in Redemption With a phenomenal record of 59 goals and 14 assists in 85 matches for Italian giants Internazionale since joining the club in August 2019, Romelu Lukaku has truly cemented his… 2 years ago Nathan Evans, Graham Bell
Baseball Podcast The 24 Hours That Changed San Diego To celebrate Opening Day in the MLB, we have reflected upon maybe the most dramatic 24 hours of the offseason when the San Diego Padres pulled off two blockbuster moves… 2 years ago Graham Bell
Baseball Podcast He Had a Hell of a Week Tonight Chris DeSalvo and Kevin Chroust welcome you to Episode 1 of The Box Score Show from The Analyst by turning their attentions to October 4, 1989. Wrigley Field played host… 2 years ago Kevin Chroust, Chris De Salvo
Baseball Podcast Mr. Smile Goes to NY: What the Lindor Trade Means for the Mets It took new Mets owner Steve Cohen exactly 58 days after completing his takeover to make a splashy move in the player market, trading for Francisco Lindor from Cleveland. The… 2 years ago Andrew Fenichel, Graham Bell
