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    Max Salem Mrs. Bloom 3-T 23 November 2015 Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese Monument The Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese Monument is outside of MCU Park (home of the Brooklyn Cyclones) in Brooklyn‚ New York. William Behrends who is an artist from North Carolina and he is famous for his portraits of Major League Baseball (MLB) players sculpted the monument and the walkway to the monument was designed by Ken Smith. The idea came to him when he saw Pee Wee Reese‚ who at the time was the captain

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    1. Introduction Traditionally in the MLB‚ Major League Baseball‚ a player’s relative worth was measured by his recent successes. The qualitative opinions of scouts‚ batting average and the number of strikeouts were a few of the various metrics used to gauge a player’s value (Lewis 2003). In 2002‚ general manager Billy Beane of the cash-strapped Oakland Athletics revolutionized baseball. He argued that current player evaluation was inaccurate and inefficient and that the use of new “analytical gauges”

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    Greatness~The quality of being great‚ distinguished‚ or eminent. Greatness of people have shaped the world we live in today with their rational decisions turning into great outcomes. There are many ways to acquire greatness is what shakes once referred to. Being born into greatness‚ achieving greatness‚ or having greatness thrown upon you are the three ways shakes believed greatness was acquired. Many people in our world today have done great things and changed our world today. One specific character

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    Although a rise ball is 10 mph slower than a traditional fastball‚ Finch claimed that she almost always strikes out baseball players with a rise ball. In fact‚ during the 23rd Pepsi All-Star Softball game‚ Finch iconically struck out major league baseball player‚ Albert Pujols‚ with a rise ball. Consequently Pujols admitted‚ “I never want to experience that again‚” after his at bat. Why is it baseball players can hit a 90 mph pitch‚ but not a 55mph rise ball? Accordingly‚ due to the elevated baseball

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    Kenneth Arthur Skanks Jr. is going on his eightieth year as the stadium manager for the Jackson Generals. Skanks played for the Toronto Blue Jays‚ Atlanta Braves‚ and New York Mets as a play and have won a World Series with each of those teams from 1987 to 2000. Before playing in the Major League Baseball (MLB)‚ Skanks started his career at East Boston High School where he played on 1st base and he was named to the All-State Academics for three years. As one of the most talented players to play baseball

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    On the surface baseball and football do not really seem that similar. Baseball is a game played between two teams of nine on a diamond shaped circuit of four bases where football is a game of two teams of eleven on a field marked out as a gridiron. However‚ the players in these sports are actually quite similar in some ways and different in others. Players like Calvin Johnson‚ an NFL wide receiver for the Detroit Lions‚ and Yasiel Puig‚ an MLB outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers have many differences

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    Most of us have had the dream at some point in our life. That dream of draining a last-second three pointer to win an NBA championship‚ or hit a home run to win a World Series. This is a dream that every human should be able to chase. Unfortunately‚ until recently some people were not able to turn this dream into reality simply because of the color of their skin. Racism cause widespread hatred throughout the entire sports community and the entire world as a whole. Through bravery‚ persistence‚ and

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    Yogi Berra Is My Hero

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    Yogi berra is my hero because he is charitable‚ was in the navy‚ and is a great baseball player. I chose Yogi berra as my hero. He started and helped many charities because of his kind and loving character. He was also in the navy when he was 19 age (the youngest you could join). Lastly I think yogi berra is a hero because he played and hit so many hotels. Yogi berra is a great‚ warm loving person. He was an Italian immigrant who lived separate from the other kids. He joined the navy navy at age

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    Jackie Robinson Obstacles

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    The clouds part and the sun shines down on to Jackie Robinson as he steps on the field for the first time. The grass folds under the footsteps of the champion. Fans stare anxiously as they watch Jackie step up to the mound. They anticipate the base-stealing adrenaline that they all know so well. The suspense builds in the stadium by every second. The pitcher throws‚ Jackie swings. Crack! From home runs to strikeouts‚ Jackie Robinson risked everything he knew and loved to become the first African-American

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    What does Branch Rickey tell his associates is his primary motivation for bringing a black player into the Brooklyn Dodgers organization? Throughout the film it becomes clear that Jackie Robinson means a great deal more to Rickey than he initially suggests- please describe some of the scenes that depict this. At the end of the film‚ Branch Rickey tells Robinson he’s able to love the game of baseball again- why do you think he says this? Rickey says his main motivation for escorting a black player

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