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    St. Louis Cardinals

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    going strong. They have always had a good ball club and have won 10 World Series in the National League. That number remains the second most in the whole MLB. The Cardinals belong to the Central Division of the National League and usually stay at the top of the division. The St. Louis Cardinals have been around since 1882 to current day. According to Baseball Almanac‚ “They joined the National League in 1892.’’ They have had three different teams names. During

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    Jackie Robinson

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    better life there. Jackie played baseball‚ basketball‚ football‚ track‚ golf‚ tennis‚ and swimming his big brother Mack was good enough to go to the 1936 Olympics. The Army Before Jackie started playing in the Negro league he was in the army. The reason Jackie went into the army was because the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor where he played football for the Honolulu Bears. A team that people of all races who wanted to play football could play. Jackie was

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    Jackie Robinson Thesis

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    Jackie Robinson The Author of Jackie Robinson is Manfred Weidhorn. The book was published by Atheneum books in 1993. The book “Jackie Robinson” is a biography because it talks about his life and how he grew up as a black baseball player for the Dodgers. He also led the way and showed how he broke the color barrier. The subject of the book is Jackie Robinson. The main idea of the book is how Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in an era where whites dominated the sport of baseball. Jackie

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    A Rod Case Study

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    Southwest Sports Group Contract for Alex Rodriguez: The 10 year contract which Tom Hicks and his team proposed for Alex Rodriguez was one of the biggest ever in the history of Baseball. It was a major Investment decision for the group. The Group had taken over the Dallas Stars few years earlier and spent on buying quality players. This worked wonders for the team and Dallas Stars went on to lead the group. Tom Hicks had a policy of spending 50-55% of team revenue on team payrolls. If that is maintained

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    Tragic Fall Classic

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    Tragic Fall Classic Winning a World Series is the most coveted prize for any team in major league baseball. The “Fall Classic” of 1919 represented the power of greed. This series displayed a form of greed that may never be reached again in any professional sport. Most athletes possess the admirable greed of winning and succeeding. In 1919‚ six players of the Chicago White Sox showed a form of greed that rarely occurs in such a respectable game. What most professional baseball players never

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    The first Jamaica to play in the big leagues was Chili (Charles) Davis‚ in 1981. He played for storied franchises such as San Francisco Giants‚ California Angels‚ Minnesota Twins‚ Kansas City Royals‚ and eerily the team I was watching this night‚ The New York Yankees. Davis‚ a three-time All-star

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    Moneyball

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    For this Research Paper I read the book‚ Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game. This book was written in 2003 by Michael Lewis. The book chronicles the Major League Baseball’s Oakland Athletics 2002 season. Michael Lewis writes in a very different way than other books I have read‚ in which he goes straight into what matter and leaves out the unimportant details and doesn’t drag it on for too long. In his story I noticed a lot of tension‚ flashback‚ and the elimination of unnecessary details

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    Apa Style Works Cited

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    Every High School: The Secret History of America’s True Drug Addiction. New York City: ESPN Publishers. Bloom‚ B. M. (2007‚ 12 13). MLB.com. Retrieved 10 10‚ 2012 Bryant‚ H. (2005). Juicing the Game: Drugs‚ Power and the Fight for the Sould of Major League Baseball. New York City: Penguin Group. Canseco‚ J. (2005). Juiced: Wild Times‚ Rampant ’Roids’‚ Smash Hits‚ and How Baseball Got Big. New York City NY: HarperCollins Publishers. Canseco‚ J. (2008). Vindicated: Big Names‚ Big Liars‚ and the Battle

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    wearing a Jackie Robinson jersey. Robinson was the first black player in the Major Leagues‚ breaking the color barrier in 1947. This relates to Mookie in one way because he is the only black worker in Sal’s Famous Pizzeria‚ therefore he has broken that barrier. His shirt also opposes Clifton’s Larry Bird Boston Celtic shirt‚ because the same city’s baseball team‚ the Boston Red Sox‚ were the last team in the Major Leagues to integrate a black player. Also‚ in the scene where “Buggin’ Out” and Sal

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    Doping in Sports

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    A Reality We Need To Embrace Doping in sports (Performance Enhancing Drugs) has become an issue in all sports of all levels. In the last decade the amount of players who have been caught using performance enhancing drugs has tremendously increased. Doping is considered an artificial aid. An artificial aid allows an athlete to compete at a higher level. However‚ these aids have technically been in use in sports since the Greeks first put on shoes in the Olympics. Doping is another artificial

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