SABR

Increasing awareness and knowledge of Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Taiwanese and Filipino baseball.

Collecting the history of current and past ballparks from the Major, Minor and Negro Leagues.

Researching movies, songs and poetry inspired by the game of baseball.

Providing information and insight pertaining to the media’s coverage of baseball, both as news and as an event.

Exploring the history, importance and evolution of the baseball card industry.

Establishing an accurate set of records for organized baseball.

Locating, identifying and classifying the literature of baseball.

One of SABR's initial committees in 1971, we encourage research of people associated with baseball.

Producing comprehensive biographies of any person who ever played or managed in the major leagues.

Focusing on the people and events of the 1919 World Series fix.

Studying all aspects of baseball administration, including economic, organizational, labor and legal issues.

Maintaining the Major League Baseball Collegiate Database.

Encouraging research on baseball from 1901 to 1919.

Bringing together educators to use baseball as a teaching tool.

Studying how simulation games work, what statistics are generated and how organized baseball can benefit.

Researching Latinos in the Negro Leagues and Major League Baseball to baseball in the Caribbean.

Building the first comprehensive compilation of historical minor league statistics.

Preserving the history of blacks in baseball before the re-integration of the game.

Encouraging research on all facets of baseball before 1901.

Recording and storing remembrances of baseball's past.

Studying on the early forms of baseball and its predecessor games.

Cataloging and identifying photos of all major league players, managers and ballparks.

Exploring research in the science of baseball, including behavioral, physical and natural sciences.

Compiling a complete roster of major league scouts and a listing of ballplayers they signed.

Studying the impact of professional baseball on the cities which have played host to spring training camps.

Encouraging the exchange of research and analysis using baseball statistics.

Studying the impact of umpires and rules changes on the development of the game.

Studying the role of women in various aspects of professional baseball.