Bring Math into Your Class with the BBHOF

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Baseball Math in Your Class - Hiatus Members! Due to some department restructuring, Baseball Math in Your Class - from our end - is going on hiatus. One of the goals of this... Started by James Yasko	0	Feb 11
February 6 In a 19-year career with the Chicago Cubs, Ernie Banks ("Mr. Cub") had arguably the best year of his career in 1958 - though a strong cas... Started by James Yasko	1	Feb 6 Reply by James Yasko
February 5 Let's go back and take another look at Earned Run Average. Randy Johnson and John Smoltz have a very similar ERA. Johnson has allowed 14... Started by James Yasko	1	Feb 5 Reply by James Yasko
February 4 Presently Vladimir Guerrero and Todd Helton have a nice little race going in career slugging percentage. Todd Helton, in 5,962 at-bats, ... Started by James Yasko	1	Feb 4 Reply by James Yasko
February 3 Sorry for the delay - let's get back in to it! Free agent Manny Ramirez rejected a one-year, $25 million deal from the Dodgers yesterday... Started by James Yasko	1	Feb 3 Reply by James Yasko
January 29 The Cubs and the Giants battled it out for the Wild Card berth in 1998 for much of the year. Over 163 games (that's right, 163), the Cubs... Started by James Yasko	1	Jan 29 Reply by James Yasko
January 28 The Boston Red Sox just fell short of another World Series berth in 2008, losing to the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in seven games in the ALCS. ... Started by James Yasko	1	Jan 28 Reply by James Yasko
January 27 Pitcher Andy Pettitte signed a one-year deal with the Yankees yesterday. In 2008 Pettitte gave up 103 earned runs in 204 innings. Was hi... Started by James Yasko	1	Jan 27 Reply by James Yasko
January 26 One of the fun things about looking at the upcoming season is getting to see who is likely to achieve statistical milestones. Rangers' sh... Started by James Yasko	1	Jan 26 Reply by James Yasko
January 23 The 1927 World Series was touted to be one of the best of all-time, featuring the two best-hitting teams, the Pirates and the Yankees, sq... Started by James Yasko	1	Jan 23 Reply by James Yasko

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Great Idea!

I use to sell Medical insurance but got into teaching a couple of years ago because Ithought I could "do better" than the teachers my kids had. They were boring an unimaginative. This idea is great and an excellent example of the kinds of things I try to do in the classroom. Thank you for sharing!

Posted by Pat Jewett on September 18, 2009 at 11:42pm

So...what are we doing, exactly?

The Baseball Hall of Fame is a non-profit, educational institution. This is a way we can connect with schools in a free, easy, open way to reinforce math concepts. We do offer an education program entitled "Batter Up" either on-site or through videoconferencing. Click the link to see the online thematic unit.

Here we are using daily box scores, found in newsp… Continue

Posted by James Yasko on April 9, 2008 at 8:00am

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