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Monday, June 22, 2009
So you wanna be a sabermetrician?
Posted by Colin Wyers
We have a lot of smart readers here at THT, and a lot of you are simply budding THT writers in waiting.
I got my start writing for the blog Statistically Speaking. A lot of our current THT writers worked for (and still write for) Beyond the Boxscore.
Both of those sites are currently recruiting new writers - they've recruited a lot of good writers and are a great breeding pool for sabermetric talent. (I can see how Studes got confused into bringing me onboard here.)
If you're interested in being a sabermetric writer but didn't know where to start, well, now you know. And knowing is half the battled. (Go, Joe!)
Colin Wyers knows exactly how much of a nerd he is. He is very interested in hearing about any other concerns you may have; you can reach him by e-mail, and he will try his best to respond in a timely fashion. He also blogs at Statistically Speaking.
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