THE BENEFITS OF CODING FOR BASEBALL | With Sam Bornstein

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Today’s episode we bring on a special guest who most of you may already be familiar with - Sam Bornstein. Sam has been mentioned on the channel a few times before and is one of the 4 contributors on the Simple Sabermetrics Blog. He does great work making learning to code specifically for baseball quite simple! Here we talk about his background in the sport, why coding is an important tool for any program, and where you can go to learn more!
Follow Sam:
Simple Sabermetrics Blog - www.simplesabermetrics.com/blog
Twitter - / sam__bornstein
LinkedIn - / sambornstein
Personal Blog - / sambornstein
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15 дек 2020

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Комментарии : 6

@johnnywholestaff4909 3 года назад

Sam is the man!

@SimpleSabermetrics 3 года назад

You know it! Thanks Bo!

@mitchellgomez6619 2 года назад

This is awesome. Former Iowa Hawkeye and this is exactly what I want to get more involved in.

@brizotfrizot 3 года назад

Hi Jake/Sam- Current MS in Business Analytics student at Iowa here... I was wondering which program you guys prefer for coding, R or Python. And if I just want to practice with data, where is one of the best places to start in terms of pulling data from? Great video by the way

@hawkbadger2892 3 года назад

Hi Brett. I prefer to code in R but will soon start using Python more frequently. It's tough to get your hands on college baseball without working for a team, but if you were looking for MLB data, Baseball Savant's Statcast Search query is the place to go. For more information, I've written about this on the Simple Sabermetrics blog!

@SimpleSabermetrics 3 года назад

Came to respond to this but Sam already did! Don’t have much to add, but here’s a link to that post Sam was referring to: www.simplesabermetrics.com/post/statcast-data-manipulation-in-r