Talk:Society for American Baseball Research
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[edit] Sabermetrics article needs review
A group of anon posters who appear to be trying to sell stat services and computer games made a series of vanity posts on the Sabermetrics article. I have reverted the article to its pre-anon form, but in the process I may have also eliminated some legitimate non-vanity edits. The same vanity posts have been made elsewhere, including Defense independent pitching statistics. Please review and edit Sabermetrics since I don't know the material well enough to judge the changes that are not obvious sales pitches. OverInsured 06:41, 9 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Speaker at the 1989 Convention
I'm fairly certain that the speaker at the '89 Convention in Albany was not the pop-star, Bobby Brown, but rather this Bobby Brown.
[edit] Deletions of sabermetric statistics and projections
Those who are interested in Sabermetrics may be interested in the ongoing discussion re deletion of urls that include projections of Bill James and others, as well as of other baseball stats, which can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Baseball#Deletions_by_Tecmobowl_of_hundreds_of_baseball_urls_w.2Funique_information.3B_failure_to_discuss.3B_edit_warring . --Epeefleche 20:51, 6 June 2007 (UTC)
