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    technology to determine a call in baseball‚ why do we have umpires in the first place?” There is rarely an answer to this question. A year later‚ Major League Baseball introduced the new home plate collision rule. After Giants’ catcher‚ Buster Posey‚ got clobbered at home plate on a close play at the plate and broke his leg due to a collision with the runner‚ Major League Baseball made a rule that the catcher is not allowed to block home plate and if he does the runner is automatically called safe. This is

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    The Need For a Cap "Major League Baseball has the least amount of revenues going to player payroll than any other sport‚ which is 52%. Compared to 56.7% in the NHL‚ 57% in the NBA‚ and 59% in the NFL." To some people this is proof that baseball doesn’t need a cap‚ but in reality Major League Baseball is becoming far too dominated by big market teams‚ and a salary cap should be put in place. The lack of a salary cap is simply bad for baseball. The Yankees‚ for example‚ buy all of the big-time

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    Jackie Robinson Impact

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    African-American Major League Baseball player. He broke through the racial barrier in professional sports and led the way for other African-American athletes. He was a great in the baseball community but that is not the main focus of this essay. This is more about the impact he had on African-American athletes‚ professional sports‚ and everyday people. Jackie Robinson really noticed in the baseball community when he joined the Kansas City Monarchs in the Negro League. It only one year in the league for him

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    The Steroid Era

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    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 and pervasive abuse of performance

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    Satchel Paige

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    Paige’s birth was never confirmed‚ so no one really knows how old he was when he died. The biography focuses most on the time in his life when he played baseball for the minor African-American leagues. It follows the story of how he worked his way up to be one of the first African-American men in major league baseball in the 1940’s. The book starts with his childhood and how he lived in poverty. It tells about how his love for baseball started when he was sent away to an industrial school

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    the Appleton‚ Wisconsin Baseball Hall of Fame on August 5‚ 2006 in a ceremony at Fox Cities Stadium prior to that evening ’s game between the Midwest League Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and Beloit Snappers. He was so recognized because a former Minor League club‚ the Appleton Foxes‚ was a Chicago White Sox affiliate and won three consecutive Midwest League Championships in the early years of Reinsdorf ’s ownership. He has been a member of the board of directors of Shearson Lehman Brothers‚ Inc.‚ the Northwestern

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    Baseball Scandal

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    commissioner position in major league professional sports arose in the 1920’s in Major League Baseball. The position was created to help prevent scandals following the 1919 World Series‚ in which the Chicago “Black-Sox” purposefully threw games for money. Ever since the creation of the position‚ the power to act in the “best interests” of the sport‚ regarding conduct detrimental to the league‚ has been entrusted to the commissioner. Currently all four major professional sports leagues in the United States–the

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    may never understand what an athlete can do with a second chance. Although many athletes are caught cheating and abusing the rules in professional sports‚ offenders should only be punished for a short while and allowed a second chance. The 1919 Major League Baseball world series was a “battle” between the chicago Black Sox and the Cincinnati Reds. The series was “fixed”‚ meaning one team was paid under the table to loose‚ so the other team could be crowned champs. This is exactly what happened‚ the

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    little league series held annually in Williams Port Pennsylvania all the way to the major league‚ where every player has the same dream to hoist the world series Commissioners Trophy in front of their home crowd as they cruise the streets of their home city during the traditional World Series Championship parade. Baseball is based off of the English games of rounder’s. Alexander Cartwright founded it here in the United States. He would host games at Elysian Fields in New Jersey. The first major league

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    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‚ contributing to the Civil Rights movement. Before Jackie Robinson desegregated the Major League of Baseball‚ Black’s were

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