Any one here know of any colleges that offer sabermetric course or anything of that sort? Preferably around the state of Oklahoma? If not any tips on courses to take to help with sabermetrics? Thank you

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I was browsing through the Saberizing a Mac discussions and would like to do all these things on my PC. The thing is i had no idea what any of the talk was about. I was wondering if anyone could "dumb" the instructions down so maybe i could get into sabermetrics. Thank you very much.

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Manager Ron Washington was just heading into his office to write down the Rangers' lineup for tonight, and he said he will insert Josh Hamilton in center field. "I need his presence in the lineup," Washington said.

Hamilton has missed the past three games after suffering a strained right groin in the seventh inning Sunday. He ran, took grounders in the outfield and shagged flyballs during early batting practice, then took several cuts in the batting cage.

Also, Frank Francisco will be activated from the 15-day disabled list, as expected, and Vicente Padilla (strained right deltoid) goes to the DL.

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