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    Wood vs. Aluminum

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    debate over aluminum vs. wood bats will probably exist as long as the choice is available. Baseball was played with wooden bats for a great number of years. In fact‚ even with the advancements in aluminum bats‚ it’s the professionals who use wood bats and the amateurs who use the all-mighty aluminum bats. So‚ the question is which is better‚ wood or aluminum? Aluminum bats are used in most Little Leagues because they are lighter and easier to swing‚ thus allowing a harder and faster hit than with

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    Jackie Robinson joined major leagues for only white people‚ he faced racism for example from team fans the other teams that they played and some of his teammates. The article said the whole team faced racism when Jackie robinson joined the team. I feel that it isn’t the team’s fault that Jackie Robinson joined the team and they shouldn’t be made fun of. From the reading it stated that Jackie was not allowed to stay in the hotel with his team because black people were not allowed. I think that

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    Jackie Robinson Changes a Country Baseball is a game that is popular on the international scale. Furthermore‚ in many countries this game is regarded as a "national pastime." Moreover‚ this game is considered to be rather democratic: unlike football and basketball‚ it is accessible to different people undependably on their height or weight. There are several versions of the game’s origin. In England‚ it is believed that the game has been known since the mid-18th century. It was the time when

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    MBL Final

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    Major League Baseball Final Project by University of Central Oklahoma Data Analysis & Interpretation-ORGL3333 Major League Baseball Final Project “I thought you said we didn’t have any high priced talent.” Lou Brown played by James Gammon in the movie “Major LeagueMajor League Baseball (MLB) is a professional baseball league consisting of teams that play in the American League and the National League. The league is one of the major professional sports leagues of the United States

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    Movement Jackie Robinson played baseball at a time when teams were segregated. The Brooklyn Dodgers team manager Rickey‚ helped Jackie Robinson get into the Major League baseball team. This integrated the baseball for the first time in American history‚ allowing an African American to play with the Brooklyn Dodgers. ("Jackie Robinson Biography." Bio.com. A&E Networks Television‚ n.d. Web. 12 June 2013.) When Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in professional baseball‚ he became a civil rights activist

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    National Pastime Case

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    is being written‚ a strike scuttled one of the most exciting baseball seasons in years and threatens future ones as well. The strike marked the eighth consecutive time the "National Pastime" has been interrupted following the expiration of a labor-management agreement. At the same time‚ baseball owners steadfastly refuse to appoint a Commissioner for fear that the Commissioner’s traditional power to act "in the best interests of baseball" might interfere with their own personal interests.’ Additionally

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    Jackie Robinson

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    Robinson and integration are two phrases that cannot be segregated. Whether he liked it or not‚ he played the star role in the integration of society during the time that he played Major League Baseball with the Brooklyn Dodgers. His heroic journey that landed him in the Majors shows‚ “how integration has come to baseball and how it can be achieved in every corner of the land” (Robinson 16). But this amazing triumph over the Jim Crow laws could only have been possible in New York as Robinson

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    Kansas City Zephyrs

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    your answers in your own Word document by the end of Week 1. Bill Ahem was asked to be an arbitrator in a major dispute regarding profitability between the Owner-Player Committee (OPC‚ the representatives of the owners of the 26 major League baseball teams in collective bargaining negotiations) and the Professional Baseball Players Association (PBPA‚ the players’ union). Baseball Accounting Dispute The players felt they should share in the teams’ profits while the owners maintained that

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    Hall of Shame

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    Cravens Wednesday Comp. II 9 October 2012 Argumentative Essay Hall of Shame Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa may very well have saved Major League Baseball. The season after the MLB strike of 1994‚ attendance and TV ratings were the lowest they had been in over a decade. Baseball needed a way to boost interest and increase the games appeal and more importantly to the league‚ revenue. And it received that boost in the form of the greatest home run race the game has seen. Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa

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    The Steroid Era

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    In baseball jargon the ball is often referred to as a pill‚ but during a twelve-year span from 1996-2007 when home run production in Major League Baseball surpassed all previous existing benchmarks due to the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs‚ the word “pill” took on a much more literal meaning. This “Steroid Era” would end abruptly in 2007 with the publication of an independent report commissioned by Major League Baseball in which United States Senator George Mitchell uncovered wide-spread

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