2023 Kernelytics Baseball Blog
KCL Week #2 Recap: Sloths Keep Rolling
By Kernelytics Team |
Week 2 is in the books. Another 4 games for each team. The Ground Sloths have kept their lead for 1st place in the standings, with the Merchants not far…
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Most Dominant Game and Biggest Nail Biter during Weekend #2 of KCL
By Kernelytics Team |
Author: Grant Jones Last week, I developed an artificially intelligent algorithm based off the past two years of KCL data to output a live in-game forecast of the current game…
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KCL Week #1 Recap: Sloths Lead After Opening Weekend
By Kernelytics Team |
After a fantastic opening weekend, the KCL is officially underway. Four games in for each team, the league is already starting to show signs of leaders. The Ground Sloths started…
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Most Dominant Game and Biggest Nail Biter Opening Weekend of KCL
By Kernelytics Team |
Author: Grant Jones I developed an artificially intelligent algorithm based off the past two years of KCL data to output a live in-game forecast of the current game. After each…
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The Dimensions of the Prospect League
By Kernelytics Team |
Author: Jared Weber, Bradley Statistics It’s said that in life we cannot change the cards we’re dealt, just how we play the hand. And in the case of the sluggers…
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After a successful first season, the Kernelytics Baseball Blog is back for a second summer! The blog is the work of 6 summer interns with the Cornbelters each with a different background in baseball and analytics. It serves as a place for these interns to post Players of the Week, Scouting Reports, Blog Posts, and more for both the Kernels Collegiate League (KCL), as well as the Normal Cornbelters. You can read more about these interns below or check out some of their work from the summer above. Enjoy your stay!
Cam Sampson
Liberty University
Houston, TX
Data Analytics
Jake Floyd
University of South Carolina
Florence, SC
Statistics
Jackson Ewers
Michigan State University
Plymouth, MI
Statistics
Jared Weber
Bradley University
Cascade, IA
Statistics
Grant Jones
University of Kansas
Kansas City, KS
Interdisciplinary Computing with a focus in Biology
Cassidy Juster
University of Georgia
Portland, OR
Statistics
