Comments on: A different look at Zumaya’s outing http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/ News, views, and analysis on the Detroit Tigers and baseball Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:15:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Enhanced Gameday analysis cataloged by pitcher « Fast Balls http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-67936 Enhanced Gameday analysis cataloged by pitcher « Fast Balls Sun, 02 Sep 2007 04:13:58 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-67936 [...] On April 13, Bill Ferris published “A Different Look at Zumaya’s Outing”, an article about velocity and relaease point in Joel Zumaya’s two-inning save on April 12th.   [...] [...] On April 13, Bill Ferris published “A Different Look at Zumaya’s Outing”, an article about velocity and relaease point in Joel Zumaya’s two-inning save on April 12th.   [...]

]]> By: Enhanced Gameday analysis cataloged by author « Fast Balls http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-67923 Enhanced Gameday analysis cataloged by author « Fast Balls Sun, 02 Sep 2007 02:35:45 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-67923 [...] On April 13, he published “A Different Look at Zumaya’s Outing”, an article about velocity and relaease point in Joel Zumaya’s two-inning save on April 12th. [...] [...] On April 13, he published “A Different Look at Zumaya’s Outing”, an article about velocity and relaease point in Joel Zumaya’s two-inning save on April 12th. [...]

]]> By: Enhanced Gameday analysis cataloged by date « Fast Balls http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-67916 Enhanced Gameday analysis cataloged by date « Fast Balls Sun, 02 Sep 2007 02:07:03 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-67916 [...] On April 13, Bill Ferris published “A Different Look at Zumaya’s Outing”, an article about velocity and relaease point in Joel Zumaya’s two-inning save on April 12th. [...] [...] On April 13, Bill Ferris published “A Different Look at Zumaya’s Outing”, an article about velocity and relaease point in Joel Zumaya’s two-inning save on April 12th. [...]

]]> By: Catalog of Enhanced Gameday analysis « Fast Balls http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-62269 Catalog of Enhanced Gameday analysis « Fast Balls Thu, 02 Aug 2007 19:32:43 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-62269 [...] On April 13, he published “A Different Look at Zumaya’s Outing”, an article about velocity and relaease point in Joel Zumaya’s two-inning save on April 12th. [...] [...] On April 13, he published “A Different Look at Zumaya’s Outing”, an article about velocity and relaease point in Joel Zumaya’s two-inning save on April 12th. [...]

]]> By: The Detroit Tiger Weblog » Blog Archive » A different look at Andrew Miller http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-58466 The Detroit Tiger Weblog » Blog Archive » A different look at Andrew Miller Sat, 30 Jun 2007 15:29:16 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-58466 [...] On Sunday, June 24th Andrew Miller took center stage on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball and promptly pitched 6 shut out innings. Miller only allowed 4 hits and 2 walks and was never really threatened. Was this a dominant performance by a young stud pitcher, or just another day at the office for the slumping Braves? I don’t know if we can really say one way or the other, but with enhanced gameday data we can at least get some additional information. If you are a new reader, MLB’s new gameday has a series of cameras set up in 8 major league parks that captures pitch speed, location, trajectory, and release point. I’ve used this data to look at Joel Zumaya and Jeremy Bonderman in the past. Others have looked at the consistency in data between parks, how pitches sink, and a variety of other studies. But back to the task at hand. [...] [...] On Sunday, June 24th Andrew Miller took center stage on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball and promptly pitched 6 shut out innings. Miller only allowed 4 hits and 2 walks and was never really threatened. Was this a dominant performance by a young stud pitcher, or just another day at the office for the slumping Braves? I don’t know if we can really say one way or the other, but with enhanced gameday data we can at least get some additional information. If you are a new reader, MLB’s new gameday has a series of cameras set up in 8 major league parks that captures pitch speed, location, trajectory, and release point. I’ve used this data to look at Joel Zumaya and Jeremy Bonderman in the past. Others have looked at the consistency in data between parks, how pitches sink, and a variety of other studies. But back to the task at hand. [...]

]]> By: The Detroit Tiger Weblog » Blog Archive » Comparing Zumaya http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-54148 The Detroit Tiger Weblog » Blog Archive » Comparing Zumaya Fri, 27 Apr 2007 01:05:29 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-54148 [...] A couple weeks ago we took a look at Joel Zumaya’s 2 inning save against Toronto through the eyes of MLB.com’s Enhanced Gameday. Last night against the White Sox Zumaya had an outing on the opposite end of the effectiveness spectrum. [...] [...] A couple weeks ago we took a look at Joel Zumaya’s 2 inning save against Toronto through the eyes of MLB.com’s Enhanced Gameday. Last night against the White Sox Zumaya had an outing on the opposite end of the effectiveness spectrum. [...]

]]> By: Chop-n-Change | MVN - Most Valuable Network » Blog Archive » Chop Links: 17th April http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-53342 Chop-n-Change | MVN - Most Valuable Network » Blog Archive » Chop Links: 17th April Tue, 17 Apr 2007 19:59:11 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-53342 [...] This  is a pretty cool analysis of Joel Zumaya’s pitching using Enhanced Gameday data … I’d like to see this for the Braves [...] [...] This  is a pretty cool analysis of Joel Zumaya’s pitching using Enhanced Gameday data … I’d like to see this for the Braves [...]

]]> By: Chris J http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-53227 Chris J Sun, 15 Apr 2007 17:52:04 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-53227 Awesome stuff. Reminds you of how special this kid is. Awesome stuff. Reminds you of how special this kid is.

]]> By: The Detroit Tiger Weblog » Blog Archive » A different look at the Bonderman-Halladay Duel http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-53173 The Detroit Tiger Weblog » Blog Archive » A different look at the Bonderman-Halladay Duel Sat, 14 Apr 2007 18:10:46 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-53173 [...] Both pitchers achieved nearly identical results, but did so with different arsenals. It was a joy to watch, even with an unfortunate ending for the Tigers. Related: A different look at Joel Zumaya’s Save [...] [...] Both pitchers achieved nearly identical results, but did so with different arsenals. It was a joy to watch, even with an unfortunate ending for the Tigers. Related: A different look at Joel Zumaya’s Save [...]

]]> By: Jason http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-53162 Jason Sat, 14 Apr 2007 16:50:22 +0000 http://www.detroittigersweblog.com/2007/04/a-different-look-at-zumayas-outing/#comment-53162 Zumaya's changeup is around 88-90 mph, and no speeds are in that range his fastest curve was 85 mph. However can you send me a link to that particular xml file? You got two readings of 103 mph, but there didn't appear to be any at 103 mph on the gameday. Also can you send me the xml file from 10/10/2006, when Zumaya pitched against the Athletics in the ALCS? Thanks man. Zumaya’s changeup is around 88-90 mph, and no speeds are in that range his fastest curve was 85 mph.

However can you send me a link to that particular xml file? You got two readings of 103 mph, but there didn’t appear to be any at 103 mph on the gameday.
Also can you send me the xml file from 10/10/2006, when Zumaya pitched against the Athletics in the ALCS?

Thanks man.

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