'Magic Carpet Ride' showing the escape velocity from the sun at each planet compared to the speed of New Horizons (from "Pluto: To Catch an Icy King" - published July 27, 2015). Click here to access the article.

'Pluto Is...' showing the escape velocity from the sun at each planet compared to the speed of New Horizons (from "Pluto: To Catch an Icy King" - published July 27, 2015). Click here to access the article.

The average time per lap needed to set the new world hour record (from "Can Bradley Wiggins Do It? Welcome to the Thunder-Drome!"). Click here to access the article.

Heavy Wiggins vs a lighter Wiggins on a steep climb. (from "Can Bradley Wiggins Do It? Welcome to the Thunder-Drome!"). Click here to access the article.

Four-data point plot for an article on Statistics Views ("It's a Batsman's World (Cup)"). Each point represents:

 

1) Average margin of victory

2) Average runs scored per math

3) Year

4) Number of teams

 

It shows a growing disparity between the winners/losers in the game of cricket.

A graph I created for an article on Statistics Views ("Career NBA: The Road Least Traveled") about making a career in the NBA (National Basketball Association).

A graph I created for an article on Statistics Views ("Career NBA: The Road Least Traveled") about making a career in the NBA (National Basketball Association). This one depicts how borderline rookies have fared over the past 20 years.

A graph I created for an article I wrote for Statistics Views about Japanese pitchers and Major League Baseball ("The Rise of the Samurai Pitcher"). This one shows how Japanese pitchers who made it to MLB performed in the Nippon Professional League either before/after their MLB years.

Another graph from the same article mentioned above ("The Rise of the Samurai Pitcher"). This one shows the number of Japanese pitchers entering MLB each year.

A graph I created for an article I wrote for Statistics Views about England's history at the World Cup ("Swallowing the Bitter Pill: England, the Premier League and the World Cup"). This shows their performance at every World Cup since its inception (excluding 2014 as it was written before this year's edition).

From the same article mentioned above ("Swallowing the Bitter Pill: England, the Premier League and the World Cup"). Depicts the yearly percentage of players in England's Premier League who are actually English. Some say this is why they don't succeed at the World Cup. Read the article to see if this is true!

A chart for an article I wrote for Statistics Views about the National Football League ("Three Yards and a Cloud of Dust: The Evolution of Passing in the NFL"). This depicts the league's average passer rating for every year since the NFL's inception.

From the same article mentioned above ("Three Yards and a Cloud of Dust: The Evolution of Passing in the NFL"). This one's a bit heavier on the statistics side. Depicts a 'bar and whisker' chart to show the spread of passer ratings throughout the NFL's history.

From the same article mentioned above ("Three Yards and a Cloud of Dust: The Evolution of Passing in the NFL"). This one shows that quarterbacks are throwing the ball shorter and shorter distances over time. It's one of the reasons (the main reason) why today's quarterbacks boast such a high passer rating - it's because they are tossing it, on average, much shorter distances.