Sports

Here is an interesting article that a few people pointed me toward the other day about the Seattle Mariners team: …

Two data points are not a trend. But, one data point can be a "signal" that a metric has changed enough to merit…

It's a big week for American football. Monday was the College Football Playoff championship game. Alabama, led by…

We have to be careful with text descriptions of business metrics -- this is true when it's numbers in the news or…

This post is Part Three of a series on using Process Behavior Charts for snapshot comparisons (of individuals,…

Last year, I looked at the free throw statistics of Andre Drummond of the Detroit Pistons. News headlines talked…

You might remember my blog post from May about the Shohei Ohtani, a Japanese player for the Los Angeles Angels of…

If you're not a baseball fan, I apologize for a second baseball-themed post this week. Baseball has a lot of…

I recently saw this headline: Baseball on pace for lowest batting average since 1972 Just because it's the…

Here is my latest article that I published on LinkedIn: Is the Reported Drop in Major League Baseball Attendance…

Back in 2014, I wrote an article for The Lean Post: "Standardization is a Countermeasure, Never the Goal" I'm a…

I first learned about an approach to personal development called "The Harada Method" when Norman Bodek co-authored…

Tonight is the start of the NFL Draft, which almost gets as much coverage nowadays as a Presidential election.…

As you might know, I have always enjoyed baseball and like blogging about ideas and statistics that come from the…

Are minor league games taking longer? Well, yes and no, depending on the league. My next book, Measures of…

Last week, I saw a headline about a drop in NCAA college football attendance. I wasn't satisfied with the two…

Today's blog post -- it's not just about sports, it's about managing and measuring improvement...

If you watched this year's World Series, you saw a lot of home runs. There were many dramatic home runs in late…