Talk:Dan Szymborski

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I started this page because there are still several prominent baseball sabermetricians that do not have pages despite their notability in the media. I also plan to make a page for Sean Forman as well as other baseball writers that clearly pass the standards of notability but are not on wiki. Coverage of sabermetrics is extremely inconsistent on wiki, with a lot of the better known sabermetricians not having pages at all but some lesser known writers having lengthy profiles.

The only thing not on this page that can be found publicly is Szymborski's birthdate. I got it off a forum that he posts to where he has his birthdate in his member profile. I don't know any other biographical details and I don't think that they're relevant anyway as his work is primarily of interest. He mentioned in an article that he was educated by Jesuits but I don't know what college he went to and someone else will have to add that.

DLangetty (talk) 16:59, 7 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

How do you know he was born in Baltimore? I don't see anything about his personal life in the linked articles, just his work. Bill (4/8/2009)

I can verify Baltimore, MD (technically Rossville, MD in suburban Baltimore) and 6/19/78, though that's all I will contribute to this entry for obvious reasons. I'm a little creeped out that someone went to the bother to actually find those facts, but I guess that's what I get for being talkative and always using my real name.DSZ (talk) 17:32, 11 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]