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Thursday, April 10, 2008

Write for FanGraphs, get paid

Posted by Bryan Tsao
FanGraphs is looking for a few paid bloggers. Hat tip to The Book blog. More details after the jump.

I am seeking writers to write for the FanGraphs blog. These are paid, part-time positions. Before you apply, ask yourself the following questions:

-Are you knowledgeable about the stats on FanGraphs?
-Are you an independent worker and can you edit your own posts?
-Are you available to post at least 1 post a day, especially on weekdays?

Please send any past work you have written on baseball and any links to your own blog or blogs you have contributed to.

There may be a three week trial period to show that you are “right for the job” before you get paid, depending on your current experience and track record.