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1. blogs.fangraphs.com › fangraphs-membershipFanGraphs Membership | FanGraphs Baseball

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   Feb 16, 2016 · For just $20 per year (or $3 per month), you can now support the site by becoming a FanGraphs Member. Members will be indicated as such when they comment on an article, allowing you to...

2. blogs.fangraphs.com › introducing-ad-free-membershipIntroducing Ad Free Membership | FanGraphs Baseball

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   Jan 6, 2017 · With Ad Free Membership, you become a full-fledged member of the site and you will not see a single third-party advertisement on the FanGraphs website so long as you maintain your...

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   3 days ago · By becoming a FanGraphs member you support our mission to provide baseball analysis by helping fund thousands of articles and our growing database of stats. Membership Includes: Ad-free...

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4. blogs.fangraphs.com › announcing-the-fangraphsAnnouncing the FanGraphs Spring Membership Drive!

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   Apr 25, 2021 · Become a Member. You can become a Member or an Ad-Free Member. You’ll see all the same great content and have access to all of our tools. You’ll also have access to Dark mode and...

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   Nov 7, 2022 · Please consider becoming a FanGraphs Member. All the great work that you've come to rely on is made possible by Member support, including analysis, stats, projections, RosterResource,...

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   Why should I become a Fangraphs member?

   • By becoming a FanGraphs member you support our mission to provide baseball analysis by helping fund thousands of articles and our growing database of stats. Help support FanGraphs by becoming a Member. New Ad Free Membership – With Ad Free Membership, you will experience the FanGraphs website completely without…

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   Who is Fangraphs?

   • From the start of FanGraphs — over 10 years ago! — the vision has been to bring you the very best baseball statistics and analysis. FanGraphs now employs eight full-time staff members and 50 contributors who produce over 400 articles each month, in addition to our ever growing database of stats and graphs.

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   Is Fangraphs membership a paywall?

   • FanGraphs Membership is not a paywall; we are not creating a separate section of the site that will only be available to members. In fact, we’re actually taking the content that was previously available to FanGraphs+ subscribers and making it available to everyone.

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   What are Fangraphs splits?

   • FanGraphs splits aren't just for handedness and times through the order. They also contain all the data you could want about individual pitch shapes and effectiveness. A handy tool for highlighting which teams are getting the most and least at each spot — and who's contributing to it.

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8. blogs.fangraphs.com › hello-thereHello There | FanGraphs Baseball

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   Feb 1, 2021 · And so a quick introduction (or a re-introduction) is in order as I embark on a new chapter here at FanGraphs. Back in 2012, I’d already been writing about baseball, prospects, scouting, and player development for a long time. I was one of the main contributors at Baseball Prospectus, did a few things for ESPN, had a Sunday show on MLB ...