Join us for the FanGraphs Live Discussion
ByOn Saturday, August 7th, FanGraphs and River Avenue Blues are hosting their first ever Live Discussion. The event will consist of three hours of conversation about baseball, analysis of the sport, and how the game is covered. Hosting the event will be David Appelman and Dave Cameron of FanGraphs along with Joe Pawlikowski, Benjamin Kabak, and Mike Axisa of River Ave. Blues. Notable guests include former Deadspin editor and author Will Leitch, baseball consultant and analyst Mitchel Lichtman, Wall Street Journal contributor David Biderman, self-proclaimed egomaniac Jonah Keri as well as other writers from FanGraphs and around the web. This is your chance to talk baseball with analysts and fellow fans of the game.
A ticket to the event will cost $15 (plus $1.36 surcharge), and can be purchased here. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Florence Gould Hall, 55 East 59th Street, New York, New York.
Join us for a morning of baseball conversation that will entertain and enlighten.





You guys should try to get Joe Morgan to be on the guest panel as well.
Best idea EVER.
9 AM on a Saturday? Whyyyyyyyy
I honestly had no idea it started that early. For some reason I had 1pm in my head…
Seems like a really cool idea but, and I ask this with zero snark, will you have your computers there? Any time I debate/discuss specifics about any player, I like to have the stats open to counter or confirm the perception bias that got me talking in the first place. I imagine being ‘name’ commentators like you guys are, you’d be even more wary of over or understating a case because of a bad assumption.
I have no idea, but it would be nice to at least have one.
Just say this to the people in charge at Florence Gould Hall
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujm9fG7XGZE (safe)
Any chance that the video of this panel will makes it way to the web?
Are you guys going to take shots about #6 org?
I definitely missed out on the whole #6org thing, Could you be a pal and fill me in real quick?
Dave Cameron did his preseason Organizational Rankings and ranked the Mariners the sixth best organization in baseball. When the Mariners started to suck, everybody got on him about, thus the birth of #6org.
Thank you.
Before the season when Fangraphs did their organizational rankings, Dave Cameron (noted Mariners fan) ranked Seattle as the 6th best organization in baseball.
To support that ranking, they’re 35-54 this season.
Gracias.
I could be missing the nuances, but I believe Dave Cameron of USS Mariner fame said that the M’s were the #6 org in baseball.
Domo arigato, Mr. Imbrogno
::golf clap::
Can a brother get an open bar afterwards?
Yeah, open bar and I’m there.
+1
Can a brother get an open bar
afterwardsduring?FTFY