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==Notable sabermetricians==

==Notable sabermetricians==

Perhaps the best-known sabermetrician is [[Bill James]], who coined the term and has made numerous contributions to the field.  He currently serves as a consultant to the [[Boston Red Sox]].  Other figures within Major League Baseball known as sabermetricians or widely thought to embrace sabermetric thinking are Theo Epstein, the [[general manager]] for the Red Sox, [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] GM Paul DePodesta, and [[Oakland Athletics]] GM Billy Beane.

Perhaps the best-known sabermetrician is [[Bill James]], who coined the term and has made numerous contributions to the field.  He currently serves as a consultant to the [[Boston Red Sox]].  Other figures within Major League Baseball known as sabermetricians or widely thought to embrace sabermetric thinking are Theo Epstein, the [[general manager (baseball)|general manager]] for the Red Sox, [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] GM Paul DePodesta, and [[Oakland Athletics]] GM Billy Beane.

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