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A decade later, it had reached 1,500; today, it totals more than 7,500 worldwide. Who belongs to SABR? Many major and minor league baseball officials, broadcasters and writers, as well as numerous former players. Primarily, the membership consists of “just plain fans” — anyone interested in baseball can join.
Research Resources. Find resources such as Paper of Record, Guide to Sabermetric Research & more. Learn More.
The SABR Journal Archive. One of the primary initial goals of SABR was to establish a publication where members could get research published and shared with like-minded students of baseball. The Baseball Research Journal was launched in 1972 with 19 articles, including "Ty Cobb Steals Home," "The Pinch Grand Slam," "Tigers Best at Triple Plays ...
Jan 10, 2010 · The Society for American Baseball Research (sabr.org) was established in Cooperstown, New York, in 1971. Our mission is to foster the study of baseball past and present, and to provide an outlet for educational, historical and research information about the game.
Community Calendar. On this page you can register for major SABR events — the national SABR convention, the SABR Analytics Conference, the Jerry Malloy Negro League Conference and the Women in Baseball Conference. Underneath an event name, click the "Register" button to get started. Note: iCalendar users have the option to export the event to ...
Aug 16, 2023 · The Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) was founded at the Hall of Fame library in Cooperstown, NY on August 10, 1971 by a group of 16 baseball scholars led by Bob Davids. Membership has now reached over 7,000, including a number of prominent authors, researchers, sabermetricians, former players and executives, and baseball fans.
The annual SABR convention, which is open to all baseball fans, includes top featured speakers from around the baseball world — front office executives, players, managers, scouts, journalists, historians, and analysts — innovative panel discussions, groundbreaking research presentations, ballgames, the SABR Trivia Contest, and most of all ...
