As an early Valentine to lovers of the minor leagues, the minor league statistics project has published statistics for seven leagues:

• Through the efforts of Cliff Blau, the 1997-2000 New York-Pennsylvania League is now completed.
• Thanks to Art Cantu's work, the 1953 American Association, International League, and Pacific Coast League are also available.  

As always, these data are reflected in the statistical tabulations for players in the SABR Encyclopedia.

On this first SABR Day in America,  the minor league statistics project is pleased to announce the publication of statistics for three leagues:

• 1954 International League
• 2002 New York-Pennsylvania League
• 2003 New York-Pennsylvania League

These updates are reflected in the SABR Encyclopedia, and bring our total up to 260 leagues. This update features the work of Cliff Blau and Art Cantu.

The minor league statistics project is pleased to announce the publication of statistics for five leagues this week:

• 1954 American Association
• 1954 Pacific Coast League
• 1955 International League
• 1958 American Association
• 2007 United League Baseball

These updates are reflected in the SABR Encyclopedia.

These leagues come to you through the efforts of Art Cantu and Stephen Davis, and bring the total number of leagues with statistics in electronic format to 257.

The minor league statistics project is pleased to announce the publication of statistics for five additional leagues: the 1997, 1998, and 1999 South Atlantic League, and 1955 American Association and Pacific Coast Leagues. 

The addition of the SAL seasons now gives us an unbroken run of 12 seasons, 1992-2003, in which we offer full, proofed and balanced statistics for the league. This is notable because published statistics for a few of these seasons contained glitches, which we have been able to iron out.

The 1955 seasons add to our current focus on AAA leagues of that era, including the historically significant Open Classification era of the PCL.

These new additions come to you through the efforts of Cliff Blau, Art Cantu, and Stephen Davis.  All are now incorporated into the player statistics on the SABR Encyclopedia at http://sabrpedia.org.