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    the new york yankees to several World Series titles and became a national hero on the strength of his home runs. Over the decades every team has had its great players. One of the most noteworthy was the brooklyn dodgers' jackie robinson, a gifted and courageous athlete who became the first african-american in the major leagues in 1947. In the 1950s, baseball expanded its geographical range.…

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    and the Boston Red Sox won the World Series. The last event would not occur for another 86 years until 2004 when the Boston Red Sox emerged victorious. II. The 2004 Boston Red Sox season was a magical rollercoaster ride that had all the thrills of a Hollywood blockbuster. In the end, it culminated in sweet victory for the long suffering fans of one of baseball’s most historic franchises as they ended the infamous curse of the Bambino. Winning this World Series for Red Sox was like the feeling of…

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    Jonathan Mahler, writer of the book, “Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning,” discusses the political, economical, and social fall of New York in 1977. The term originated in 1972 after a documentary series episode of the same title was aired. The term became more socially recognized during the 1977 World Series game where the New York Yankees faced the Los Angles Dodgers. Helicopter camera views show video clips of actual fires during the arson breakout caused by the economic fall of the…

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    and the Boston Red Sox won the World Series. The last event would not occur for another 86 years until 2004 when the Boston Red Sox emerged victorious. II. The 2004 Boston Red Sox season was a magical rollercoaster ride that had all the thrills of Hollywood blockbuster. In the end it culminated in sweet victory for the long suffering fans of one of baseball’s most historic franchises as they ended the infamous curse of the bambino. Winning this World Series for Red Sox was like the feeling of…

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    profession baseball and football, he is the only person in history to have ever hit and home run in the MLB and scored a touchdown in the NFL in the same week. In addition, he is the only person to have competed in both the Super Bowl and the World Series. Number Seven: A…

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    and I have always loved it. One of my fondest reading memories is when I was in the first or second grade and I had become utterly obsessed with a series, The Magic Treehouse. I am pretty sure I read and reread every single one a thousand times. I had to have one with me at all times just in case our teacher gave us silent reading time. Those books were my favorite because they took me to another world. I…

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    The Only Game Resolution

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    In the book The Only Game by Mike Lupica the events are predictable even though it is about baseball. The book follows Jack Callahan through his life after his brother dies after falling off a cliff on a dirt bike. Jack decides to cope with these hard times by quitting baseball. Since Jack is the best player in a big baseball town the news spread quickly. Eventually Jack got back to the game to play with his best friend and another friend he picked-up on the way back. Unfortunately this book is…

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    In his first season, he switched to outfield and became a star. He put his name in the record book by hitting 54 homeruns. The only team that had more homeruns than Ruth was the Philadelphia Phillies. he had his greatest season in 1921. He had 59 homeruns, had a .378 batting average, and 171 RBI. In 1921, the Yankees played in the World Series against the New York Giants. Ruth hurt his elbow and was told by doctors not to play. He ignored them and came off the bench…

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    Theo Epstein's Success

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    Theo Epstein the 43 year old native of New York City and Yale University graduate last season helped a MLB organization win its first championship since 1908. The Chicago Cubs won its first World series in more than 100 years with the 14th overall Payroll in the MLB. Many experts around Major League Baseball say he's the best GM of all time yet he wasn't even the Cubs GM this season he is the President of Baseball operations. With that being said this essay will be to discuss why Theo Epstein…

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    Why Is Moneyball Unfair

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    nothing about it prior of reading this book. Also, I did not know that this book was very popular until they produced a film based on it. The film helps me to understand the book and the baseball jargon better. About the difference between the film and the book, the film is much more dramatic than the book. Especially the part when Oakland A won their 20th straight regular season game. Also, the film also included many scenes on Beane and his daughter whereas the book is more concentrated about…

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