A compiled list of useful sites for baseball capping

ZJP6050 · Jun 30, 2009

i figured this was a good idea, rather than having to run through countless searches and thread sifting to find some useful sites. if a bunch of people can contribute, i'll take all links and list them in this top post. sites such as sorted statistics (ex: bullpens, starters, hitters, etc) in charted form. trend sites, line history sites, expert analysis sites. anything you can think of. i'll start off with a few basic sites and we will add on as we go. thanks in advance if you decide to participate.

www.covers.com - statistics, trends, matchup information
www.statfox.com - "
www.sbrlines.com - live line movement
http://www.sbrforum.com/Scores/MLB+Odds.aspx - line history (click day on calendar)

feel free to add on

kaptain · Jun 30, 2009

thanks for sharing the info...much appreciated

seanm0520 · Jun 30, 2009

is statfox free? and does it update bullpen stats & all other stats weekly?

FairWarning · Jun 30, 2009

Great for totals players: http://cleanuphitter.com/

BORO · Jun 30, 2009

vegasinsider.com has some good info also.

WorldNumberOne · Jun 30, 2009

FairWarning said:
Great for totals players: http://cleanuphitter.com/

have you made money using his picks ?

FairWarning · Jun 30, 2009

World Number One said:
have you made money using his picks ?

I don't really use the picks. My friend has done pretty well with them, playing the totals that are off the most. I did play the Mets over, as they project 14, and the total is 8. I like the updated weather on it (Yahoo), and the pics of the stadium with the wind direction. Great for KC, SF, and Wrigley - they are the totals I play the most.

FairWarning · Jun 30, 2009

WNO - if you click on "baseball" underneath the header, you can customize the stats from 3-21 games.

SRBI · Jun 30, 2009

Thanks Zip, and everyone else, for posting this...very useful information here.

ZJP6050 · Jun 30, 2009

thanks to those contributing, at some point tomorrow i'll update into the original post

YourAllAmerican · Jun 30, 2009

World Number One said:
have you made money using his picks ?

Just to clarify about cleanuphitter.com (it's my site): The items highlighted in different colors aren't picks, they're just displayed that way to catch my eye as something that deserves a closer look. It's meant to be a tool but not to be an automatic picker.

I'll have something similar for the NFL going live before long, then college football.

ZJP6050 · Jun 30, 2009

YourAllAmerican said:
Just to clarify about cleanuphitter.com (it's my site): The items highlighted in different colors aren't picks, they're just displayed that way to catch my eye as something that deserves a closer look. It's meant to be a tool but not to be an automatic picker.

I'll have something similar for the NFL going live before long, then college football.

oh you created cleanuphitter? it's an awesome site for easy sorting...like how it has the dropdown for past # of games to check stats for.

YourAllAmerican · Jun 30, 2009

zjp6050 said:
oh you created cleanuphitter? it's an awesome site for easy sorting...like how it has the dropdown for past # of games to check stats for.

Thanks. I think that's pretty handy, too. I also use the batting order stats, looking at 3, 4 and 5, when looking at games. I think that gives a pretty good idea of a team's offense.

ZJP6050 · Jun 30, 2009

very well constructed my man. very useful and highly beneficial. the tool for team edges is awesome.

IrishTim · Jun 30, 2009

mlb.com and sortable stats are useful

ZJP6050 · Jun 30, 2009

IrishTim said:
mlb.com and sortable stats are useful

sortable stats are apart of mlb.com? or is it another website. provide a link if you can, please. i probably won't post mlb.com, since that's just common sense

ZJP6050 · Jun 30, 2009

nevermind tim, i got the link - it is useful.

http://mlb.mlb.com/stats/sortable_player_stats.jsp

will update tomorrow. post more if you have them

Doug · Jul 1, 2009

any 5 inning stats anywhere ?

YourAllAmerican · Jul 1, 2009

zjp6050 said:
very well constructed my man. very useful and highly beneficial. the tool for team edges is awesome.

If y'all have any suggestions for a wish list, let me know. I'm sure I'll be taking another look at the baseball tool programs after football season is done.

ZJP6050 · Jul 1, 2009

5 inning stats would be cool as doug stated, dunno how you'd do it though.

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