Various other EGroups are managed by other SABR members and/or Research Committees, such as.......
The 1919 Black Sox eGroup is a restricted and unmoderated discussion listserver whose expressed purpose is to foster interactive communication between subscribers regarding the events of the 1919 World Series and its aftermath.
19cBB serves the 19th Century research committee of the Society for American Baseball Research. The group is open to all SABR members. The 19th Century committee is concerned with Base Ball through 1900 including its prehistory in the 18th and earlier centuries.
Baseball Databank is an effort to accumulate and redistribute baseball data in a convenient and easy to use form. This particular Group reaches beyond SABR into the Japanese, Negro League, BB-Ref an Retrosheet communities.
BDB Design is a Design splinter group from Baseball Databank for those seriously involved in designing professional data bases with Microsoft ACCESS.
BBTransactions is a group used as a focal point to post/update research on transactions in the history of professional baseball. Trades, drafts, free agency signings, etc. The group will also accept more non-traditional items (i.e. call ups, disabled list entries, etc) and evaluate their addition to the main database.
brsp is an Email list created as a forum for SABR members to talk about SABR itself: where the organization is, where it is going, and how to get there. While subscription to this list is restricted to SABR members, this list is not sponsored by SABR nor affiliated with the organization in any official capacity. The statements, views and opinions contained in communications and materials that appear on this list are those of the author and are not endorsed by SABR, nor do they necessarily reflect the opinion of the organization.
Business of Baseball is a Mailing list for the Society for American Baseball Research's Business of Baseball Committee. Open only to Committee members and other recipients of the Committee's newsletter. The list is intended to provide a discussion forum for current and historical issues relating to the economic, labor, legal and organizational side of Organized Baseball, and to alert subscribers to articles of interest available on the Web. Toward the latter end, subscribers are encouraged to post the URLs, titles and/or brief summaries of articles they believe would interest Committee members.
Deadball is for the The Deadball Era Committee of the Society for American Baseball Research. Focused on baseball history taking place between the years 1901-1919. The era of Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Christy Mathewson and Dode Paskert.
The purpose of the RetroList is to help Retrosheet run a little smoother. Retro volunteers can use the list to communicate with each other about anything Retro-related, for example:1) obtaining information about specific games (does anyone have The Sporting News boxscore for PHI4205172?); 2) play syntax for unusual plays; 3) official scoring rules; 4) good sources for locating game accounts; 5) scorebooks or other items containing game accounts up for auction (to prevent Retrosheet members from bidding against each other, or to "cover" the auction if the finder cannot do so); 6) what games are missing from the Retrovaults and what methods are working to locate those games; and 7) general information that would be of use to a volunteer when working in a Retrocapacity.
SABR Halsey Hall Group is the website for the Minneapolis/St. Paul Regional Chapter of the Society for American Baseball Research.
SABR-Media is an online discussion list to facilitate interaction of members of the Society for American Baseball Research contributing to the body of knowledge about the careers of Baseball Writers and Broadcasters. Subscribers to this list will have access to a (work-in-progress) database which is in Excel format located in the FILES are of this website.
SABR Baseball Science is a discussion group of the Society of American Baseball Researchers Committee on Science and Baseball. Non-SABR members are encouraged to join and explore, and invited to consider joining SABR at www.SABR.org.
SABR BIOProject is a group created to discuss the SABR Biography Project
The primary purpose of the SABR Music and Poetry Committee (MPC) is to promote research into the rich history of music and poetry related to baseball.
The SABR Scouts eGroup is a restricted and unmoderated discussion group for members of The Society for American Baseball Research - Scouts Research Committee. The expressed purpose of this site is to foster interactive communication between members regarding areas of interest about professional baseball scouts and player development personnel. Our designated research projects are to compile a comprehensive historical log of full-time major league scouts including profiles and oral histories, and formulating the "Who-Signed-Who" Scout/Player database with complete biographical, statistical and organizational information. Subscribers are also encouraged to post the URLs, titles and/or brief summaries of "Baseball Scouts in the News" articles that they believe would be of interest to other committee members. We support the work of the Scout of the Year Foundation and their current project to accord professional baseball scouts the long overdue recognition they deserve in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
The SABRSpring group is for the benefit of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) Spring Training Committee and for other folks interested in learning more about the history and development of baseball spring training.
