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Here are the panelists for The Chicago Cubs' Five-Year Journey to the World Series panel, which is scheduled for Friday morning, March 10 at the SABR Analytics Conference:
Jed Hoyer, Executive Vice President/General Manager, Chicago Cubs
Jason McLeod, Senior Vice President of Scouting/Player Development, Chicago Cubs
Scott Harris, Director of Baseball Operations, Chicago Cubs
Moderator: Dan Migala, co-founder of PCG and SportsDesk Media
― Supercreditor (Dr Morbius), Friday, 10 February 2017 22:30 (seven years ago) link
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Here is the list of research presenters for SABR 47:
Thursday, June 29
RP01: Jean Hastings Ardell and Janet Marie Smith, "Dodger Stadium Redux: A Conversation with Architect Janet Marie Smith"
RP02: Chuck Hildebrandt, "Does Changing Leagues Affect Player Performance, and How?"
RP03: David Krell, "Roosevelt Stadium: The Forgotten Ballpark"
RP04: Don Zminda, "Southside Hitmen: A 40th Anniversary Celebration of a Memorable Season"
RP05: Anthony Salazar, "The Integration of Baseball Cards and Chicano Pop Art: An Appreciation and Interpretation"
RP06: Jacob Goldfinger, "Ball of Confusion: Dick Allen, the Arkansas Travelers and the Integration of Little Rock"
RP07: Leila Dunbar, "How To Determine Winners In Sports Memorabilia"
RP08: Courtney Michelle Smith, "Philadelphia vs. New York: A Rivalry in the Negro National League"
RP09: Steve Steinberg, "Heroes, Goats, and Myths: 1926 World Series, Game Seven"
RP10: Steven A. King, "The Death and Life of Harry Pulliam"
RP11: Andy McCue, " 'The Dictionary Definition of Perfidy': Del Webb, Branch Rickey and the American League expansion of 1961"
RP12: Marjorie P. Adams, "Doc Adams: A Founding Father of Baseball"
Friday, June 30
RP13: David W. Smith, "The Seventh Inning is the Key"
RP14: George Boziwick, “ 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game': The Story of Katie Casey, Suffrage, and Our National Pastime"
RP15: Vince Gennaro, "Hitter Performance vs. Different Quality Levels of Pitching"
RP16: Douglas Schoppert, "Louis Armstrong: Swinging"
RP17: Chris Dial, "Defensive Evaluations of Team Constructs in the Ball-in-Play Data Era"
RP18: Karl Cicitto, "Charlie Dressen's Pacific All Stars Tour of 1945"
RP19: Jonathan Dine, "Statcast and the Value of Defense"
RP20: John J. Burbridge Jr. and John R. Harris, "The Dodgers in Jersey City: The Giants Games"
RP21: Mark Pankin, "Are There “Pitchers” Umpires and “Hitters” Umpires?"
RP22: Alan Cohen, "Bats, Balls, Boys and Dreams: All-Star Sandlot Games in New York and the Players Who had a lasting impact on the New York Landscape (Baseball and Otherwise)"
Saturday, July 1
RP23: Mark Armour, "1969: A Year of Miracles"
RP24: Rob Edelman, "Happy Felton"
RP25: Paul Hensler, "Baseball’s Age of Aquarius: Milestone Transformations of 1968-1969"
RP26: Allison Levin, "All in Good Fun? The Emasculating Rituals of MLB Players"
RP27: Dirk Lammers, "Bedsheet Bedlam: Chronicling New York Mets history through the team’s Banner Day tradition"
RP28: John McMurray, "Why Didn't Babe Ruth Ever Become a Major League Manager?"
RP29: Daniel Levitt, "Ejection Diaries: John McGraw Battles the National League’s Umpires and Executives"
RP30: Ed Edmonds, "Changing Trends in Baseball Salary Arbitration"
RP31: Steve Treder, "Where Have You Gone, Master Melvin? A Re-Appreciation of Mel Ott"
RP32: James Goldstein and Paul Sauer, "Getting to the Money in Moneyball: Better Understanding Revenue per Win Across Different Baseball Markets"
also:
https://sabr.org/convention/sabr47-posters
― Supercreditor (Dr Morbius), Wednesday, 26 April 2017 19:01 (six years ago) link
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