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FanGraphs
Web address fangraphs.com
Type of site
 Baseball statistics and analysis
Created by David Appelman
Alexa rank
 12,496 (April 2014)[1]
Current status Active

FanGraphs.com is a website run by Fangraphs Inc., located in Arlington, Virginia, and created and owned by David Appelman that provides statistics for every player in Major League Baseball history.[2][3]

On September 18, 2009, Fangraphs Inc. launched an iPhone app in partnership with Hawk Ridge Consulting.[4] Fangraphs has a number of content partners including ESPN, SB Nation and Fanhouse.

FanGraphs products

FanGraphs creates several products:

Web sites

  • The FanGraphs homepage,[5] which contains articles, statistical reports and also covers baseball history as well as current issues and events, including games and series, injuries, forecasts, player profiles, baseball finance, and the player marketplace.
  • RotoGraphs is FanGraphs' fantasy baseball advice and analysis section. It originally featured David Golebiewski of ESPN Inside Edge, Marc Hulet, Brian Joura of newyorkmetsdaily.com, and Peter Bendix.[6] Currently managed by Eno Sarris.
  • NotGraphs provides "a place to put things that would otherwise not have a place on FanGraphs".[7] NotGraphs was managed by Carson Cistulli but ceased publishing new content at the conclusion of the 2014 season.[8]
  • The Community Blog is an opportunity for readers to share their writing through FanGraphs. In May 2010 an editorial staff was put in place to guarantee an "approval process" within 48 hours of submission.[9]
  • The FanGraphs Library is an encyclopedia of Sabermetric statistics and principles run by Neil Weinberg.

Publishing

  • FanGraphs releases an annual book The FanGraphs Second Opinion: Fantasy Companion that contains statistics and analysis of the past season, in-depth player profiles, team previews, articles on fantasy strategy and forecasts of the upcoming season.[10]

Radio show

  • Hosted by FanGraphs editor Carson Cistulli, FanGraphs Audio is a weekly program archived at FanGraphs Audio.[11]

Fantasy Baseball

  • FanGraphs works with Ottoneu baseball to offer a fantasy baseball program[12] with prizes.[13]

Regular writers

FanGraphs

  • Dave Cameron – Managing editor and senior writer of FanGraphs. He hosts a weekly chat, contributes to FanGraphs on Fox Sports, writes several features such as the annual "Trade Value" series and is a regular contributor to the FanGraphs Audio podcast. Cameron was the co-founder of USSMariner.com and previously worked for Baseball Prospectus and contributed to the Wall Street Journal.
  • Carson Cistulli – Senior writer of FanGraphs, former editor of NotGraphs and host of the FanGraphs Audio podcast. Joined in August, 2009. Cistulli is responsible for the Daily Notes and writes the "Fringe Five" prospect feature. He previously worked for The Hardball Times.
  • Eno Sarris – Senior writer of FanGraphs and editor of RotoGraphs. Joined in July, 2010. Sarris hosts a weekly chat, contributes to FanGraphs on Fox Sports and NotGraphs and is the founder and operator of BeerGraphs. He also writes for the Hardball Times and previously wrote for Bloomberg Sports and Amazin' Avenue.
  • Jeff Sullivan – Senior writer of FanGraphs and editor of the Community blog. Joined in August, 2012. Sullivan hosts a weekly chat, contributes to FanGraphs on Fox Sports, writes several features, such as the "Worst of the Best" series and is an occasional contributor to the FanGraphs Audio podcast. He also writes for USSMariner.com and previously wrote for SB Nation's Lookout Landing.
  • Paul Swydan – Senior writer of FanGraphs. Joined in January, 2011. Swydan is the co-managing editor of The Hardball Times and is a writer for ESPN Insider. He previously worked 7 years for the Colorado Rockies and wrote for Baseball Prospectus, MLB.com, Rockies Magazine and the Biz Of Baseball.
  • Tony Blengino – Staff writer of FanGraphs. Joined in December, 2013. Blengino analyzes major league players, teams and transactions with an inside look on how front offices use statistics in scouting. He previously worked as a scout with the Milwaukee Brewers and an assistant to the GM with the Seattle Mariners.
  • Drew Fairservice – Staff writer of FanGraphs. Joined in August, 2014. Fairservice is the managing editor of GhostRunnerOnFirst.com and previously wrote for the theScore Inc..
  • Marc Hulet – Staff writer of FanGraphs and RotoGraphs. Joined in April, 2008. Hulet provides articles and scouting reports on minor league prospects, including annual preseason and midseason top prospect lists.
  • Brad Johnson – Staff writer of FanGraphs and RotoGraphs. Joined in October, 2013. Johnson is responsible for The Daily Grind feature at RotoGraphs. Also occasionally contributes to The Hardball Times.
  • Matt Klaassen – Staff writer of FanGraphs. Joined in November, 2009. Klaassen occasionally contributes to the FanGraphs Audio podcast and also writes for Beyond the Boxscore.
  • David Laurila – Staff writer of FanGraphs. Joined in May, 2011. Laurila contributes Q&A articles and produces the Sunday Notes column. He is a member of the BBWAA and previously wrote for Baseball Prospectus where he wrote the Prospectus Q&A from February 2006 until May 2011.[14]
  • Blake Murphy – Staff writer of FanGraphs and RotoGraphs. Joined in July, 2013.[15] Murphy contributes to the Daily Fantasy feature at RotoGraphs. He also serves as the NBA editor for theScore Inc. and writes for NylonCalculus.com and RaptorsRepublic.com.
  • Mike Petriello – Staff writer of FanGraphs. Joined in October, 2013.[16] Petriello also contributes to The Hardball Times, ESPN Insider and DodgersDigest.com. He was previously an editor producer for Sports on Earth.
  • Nathaniel Stoltz – Staff writer of FanGraphs. Joined in November, 2013.[17] Stoltz is a prospect writer who views prospects in the Eastern, Carolina, South Atlantic, and New York-Penn Leagues. He previously wrote at Beyond the Box Score, Athletics Nation, and RotoGraphs.
  • JD Sussman – Staff writer of FanGraphs. Joined in February, 2013.[18] Sussman is a prospect writer contributes to the Prospect Watch feature. He previously wrote for BullpenBanter.com.
  • David G. Temple – Staff writer of FanGraphs and NotGraphs. Joined FanGraphs in October, 2013.[19] Temple began writing for NotGraphs in July, 2012. He also contributes to The Hardball Times and is the host of the Stealing Home podcast. He previously contributed to TheClassical.com and ThePlatoonAdvantage.com.
  • Wendy Thurm – Staff writer of FanGraphs. Joined in October, 2011.[20] Thurm is a previous lawyer of 18 years who covers legal issues in baseball. She has previously contributed to Sports on Earth, ESPN, SB Nation, theScore Inc., BayAreaSportsGuy.com, TheClassical.com and San Francisco Magazine.
  • Neil Weinberg – Site educator of FanGraphs. Joined in July, 2014.[21] Weinberg hosts a weekly chat and is responsible for maintaining the FanGraphs statistical library. He also works as a managing editor for SB Nation's BeyondtheBoxscore and writes for The Hardball Times, Gammons Daily, TigsTown.com and NewEnglishD.com.
  • Bradley Woodrum – Staff writer of FanGraphs and NotGraphs. Joined in March 2011. Woodrum holds degrees from Jacksonville University (B.A. Economics and B.A. English) and Roosevelt University (M.A. Economics). He also co-founded Cubs Stats and writes for DRaysBay[22] and SBN Tampa Bay.
  • Jeff Zimmerman – Staff writer of FanGraphs and RotoGraphs. Joined in March, 2010.[23] Zimmerman is the expert on player health and contributes extensive work relating to player aging curves. He contributes the weekly MASH report feature to RotoGraphs. He is also the founder of BaseballHeatMaps.com and writes for SB Nation's RoyalsReview.

RotoGraphs

  • Mike Axisa (Apr '10 - present)[24] – RotoGraphs staff writer. Also writes for and co-founded River Ave. Blues, a Yankees blog.
  • Michael Barr (Feb '11 - present)[25] – RotoGraphs and FanGraphs staff writer.
  • Howard Bender (Feb '11 - present)[26] – Founder of The Fantasy Baseball Buzz, also a contributor to the 2011 Fantasy Baseball Guide magazine and ESPN Radio.[27]
  • Jason Catania (Mar '11 - present)[28] – Also writes for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN Insider.[29]
  • Ben Duronio (Jan '12 - present)[30] – Also writes for the Capitol Avenue Club, a Braves blog. Worked with ESPN Stats & Info Group.
  • Erik Hahmann (Feb '11 - present)[31] – Previously wrote for Bloomberg Sports, also writes for DraysBay.[32]
  • Mike Podhorzer (Mar '11 - present)[33] – Has written for The Fantasy Baseball Generals and FantasyPros911.[34]
  • Zach Sanders (Nov '09 - present)[35] – RotoGraphs staff writer and creator of the Roto Riteup, a daily fantasy baseball column which runs through the duration of the MLB season. Sanders also contributes to RotoGraphs' Fantasy Rankings.[36]
  • Eno Sarris (May '09 - present)[37] – RotoGraphs editor and FanGraphs staff writer.[38]
  • Dan Wade (Aug '11 - present)[39] – RotoGraphs staff writer.
  • Brandon Warne (Feb '12 - present)[40] - Covers two start starting pitchers for Rotographs. Warne covered the Minnesota Twins as a beat reporter for the 2013 season for 1500 ESPN.
  • David Wiers (Mar '12 - present)[41] - RotoGraphs staff writer and co-author of the Roto Riteup series.[42]

Former

  • Patrick Andriola - Joined FanGraphs in June, 2010[43] until October, 2010[44] Before joining FanGraphs Andriola wrote for The Hardball Times (2009, 2010) and, as a student, worked for the Major League Baseball's Labor Relations Department.[45]
  • Peter Bendix – Now works for the Tampa Bay Rays as an assistant of Baseball Research and Development.[46]
  • Sky Kalkman – Left FanGraphs in 2006, then wrote for Beyond The Boxscore,[47] and now writes for Baseball Prospectus.
  • Jonah Keri – Keri joined FanGraphs in January 2011, introduced as having "written for every publication known to man"[48] -- Playboy, ESPN, and Baseball Prospectus among others, the author of The Extra 2%: How Wall Street Strategies Took a Major League Baseball Team from Worst to First (2011). Keri was a staff writer for FanGraphs and NotGraphs until August 2011 when he left to write "full-time" at Grantland.com.[49]
  • Erik Manning – Now writes for Beyond The Boxscore.[47]
  • Frankie Piliere – Now writes for Scout.com.[50]
  • Bryan Smith - Wrote for FanGraphs from January, 2010[51] until November, 2010.[52]

References

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