While I know it has been a little while now, I still wanted to do a bit of analysis and digging into Clayton Kershaw’s no-hitter back on June 18th. So, for those of you who were under a rock at that time, here was his plain and simple stat line: 9 IP, 0 H, 0 …
So, after reading an article on Lancaster Online, I was wondering if the Padres were really on track to be one of the worst offensive teams since 1910 (the article mentions 1914, but I decide to round it down just to check). With their current batting average of .214, let’s see how they stack up.
An article on the Boston Globe mentioned that the current Red Sox outfield was on pace to be the least productive in the 162 game era, so I decided to investigate this for myself. First things first, let’s take a look at the Lahman database for the BA and OPS (as well as SLG and …
So, I decided to add an additional blog regarding my thoughts on baseball, sabermetrics, and possibly additional sports/fields. The blog takes its name from a play that doesn’t (shouldn’t – Segura thrown out trying to re-steal second base) exist, as well as the idea of using all information available to gain the slightest edge (even …
I wanted to share my journal and stream of thoughts from my eCPPT exam, and my successes/failures.
Well, it has been almost a year since my last update, so I have obviously made some progress on my eCPPT course/exam. As of March 7th, I received my certification, and am officially an eCPPT! Officially it took me 284 days (including 3x $100 30-day extensions) from start to finish, so it was definitely an …
The thing that convinced me to finally start a blog was beginning on my certification journey. While there have been tests or programs in the past I thought about blogging about, there was nothing terribly interesting or lengthy enough to convince me to finally start one.
So, I figured it was about time to start a blog to track what I’m currently learning or trying to break. The title of the blog (Security Not Included) comes from a childhood phrase that I think is quite relevant (modified of course) to the realm of Information Security. Back then, the phrase was of …
