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    Pro athletes are the highest paid occupation in the world. For What? For them to run down a field score and touch down or skate down the ice to score a goal, or even stand at base hitting a ball out the park. All though things are what we as kids do growing up, so why do they get paid so much as adults to do things we all did growing up? Athletes get paid too much for what they do, no matter if they play the whole game or are injured; they still get paid the same amount of money. It’s just a…

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    though Jerrel’s twitter page did not agree. At the end of the season Georgia finishes 10-2 as they win the outback bowl but somehow Jerrel gets robbed of the heisman as they give it to his running back teammate with over 2,000 rushing yards. In their junior year the rivalry gets stronger between Alvin and Jerrel at the georgia bowl. At the end of the season they both finish 9-3 but Georgia is the strong favorite after the massacre of last years game. But somehow, someway Alvin and Georgia Tech…

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    In the essay “Reading the Puffy Taco,” Phil West explains the history and tradition behind the mascot of the San Antonio Texas’s minor league baseball team, the Missions. In the year of 2000, the Missions debuted their new mascot, Ballapeno. Like all team mascots, Ballapeno’s job is to engage the crowd with fun, madcap antics, such as shooting off team t-shirts into the crowd from an air cannon, wanders through the crowd monkeying around with the fan’s along with their children. The tradition…

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    Mr. Baseball Analysis

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    Major iconic players caught the attention of the game of baseball all over the world. Japan caught onto the sport fairly quickly. In the the film Mr. Baseball, audiences get to see the similarities and differences in the game of baseball between America and Japan. The themes of culture and globalization reappear to bring forward the idea of major league players to be traded but also among countries. Not many were involved with Japan during the late 19th century. Baseball integration into Japan…

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    there, rolling in agony. After a few seconds the bone shifted back into place and I was yelling in pain. The coaches went running out to help me. Before the inning, I got all my catcher’s gear on and got ready to catch the fastest fastball in the league. JoJo Joseph threw harder than any eighth grader, I had ever met. After CJ C. Jay struck out we took the field. His first pitch was perfect in the warm ups as were the next 6 he threw, including a drop dead curveball and slider. “I’m…

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    How Jackie Robinson Affected how people saw black people In 1947 Jackie Robinson was the very first black to play in the MLB. He played for the Brooklyn Dodgers.In that same year he was the rookie of the year. In 1949 he was the league MVP and in 1955 he was the world series MVP. In this time period the MLB was very segregated and it was not allowed for blacks to play professionally. But Jackie Robinson changed that forever. He spoke out against segregation and proved that black people are…

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    Jackie’s life on racism is was called Breaking the Color Barrier. Why? Because during the time Jackie was playing baseball, baseball was being segregated. His “Breaking the Color Barrier” paved the way for African-Americans players to join the major leagues. Joining The Army After College, Jackie went to play…

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    He was a talented baseball player who everyone believed was headed toward the major leagues after High School. However, after an elbow injury and several run-ins with the police his perceived future began to change. After spending all of his initial signing money on alcohol, drugs, and clubs; he was cut from every baseball team he managed to make. Once it seemed that his dream of playing baseball for a major league team had diminished he moved back to Oklahoma. He continued to spend his time…

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    Groups and Teamwork in Moneyball Group 1: Christian Demopoulos Gregory Klassen Michael Langford Nicole McEwan Rebecca Ranieri Patrick Trochaniak BU 288, Section E Instructor: Dr. Jessie Zhan December 9th, 2015 Groups and Teamwork in Moneyball Moneyball focuses on the struggles endured by the Oakland Athletics’ general manager Billy Beane in putting together a competitive baseball team. Faced with the imminent departure of the team’s star players to free agency, Beane…

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    and crush the other players. Jackson was better than most people at football or baseball, even if they played only one at a time. “His family described himself as a wild boar hog.”(Source 1) His family was probably correct. He destroyed the entire league.…

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