In the movie Moneyball, a drama from 2011 directed by Bennett Miller, it explains a struggle that the main character Billy Beane which is a general manager for the Oakland A’s encounters when choosing players for his team. Beane’s first problem is that he doesn’t have enough money to afford good players for his team, like for comparison the Yankees a team loaded with money. So him and Pete, a young man who knows numbers and stats are determined to find affordable players that are good enough to turn their losing team into a winning team. Beane can relate to the sport, because he was drafted right out of high school. Sadly, though he didn’t work out, because he couldn’t perform to major leagues standards. So when recruiting these new players
