About
The analysis behind the broadcast
Baseball research built to be understood
The SABRhood translates pitch-by-pitch data, statistical models, and baseball history into reporting that fans can enjoy and broadcasters can use.
The mission
Baseball analytics are most valuable when they sharpen the story of a game. The SABRhood combines reproducible R workflows with a journalist’s eye: identify the signal, test it, put it in context, and explain why it matters.
The public site is an MLB data and reporting hub. The broader project also supports custom broadcast research, game-day packets, internal analytics tools, and future subscriber products.
Tyler Schultz is a sports researcher, writer, and graduate student at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Sport Management with a minor in Statistics from the University of Florida and serves as a lead sports researcher for WRUF, the university’s sports radio station.
His work sits at the intersection of statistical computing and sports journalism: building reliable research systems, finding original stories in data, and delivering the result in a form that works on air.
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