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    Descriptive Statistics One of the most beloved sports in America is Major League Baseball. This professional sport spends billions of dollars each year enhancing the chances to reach the ultimate goal in winning the World Series. Major League Baseball is one of the few remaining sports that have an uneven balance in the franchise wage capacity to acquire top talented players. The areas of concentration in this research paper will be player salaries‚ winning percentage‚ player performance

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    history behind the lack of a salary cap in MLB? Instead of a salary cap‚ Major League Baseball implements a luxury tax (also called a competitive balance tax)‚ an arrangement in which teams whose total payroll exceeds a certain figure (determined annually) are taxed on the excess amount in order to discourage large market teams from having a substantially higher payroll than the rest of the league. The tax is paid to the league‚ which then puts the money into its industry-growth fund. A team that goes

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    in Major League Baseball‚ most people think of Jackie Robinson. When Jackie Robinson “integrated” baseball in 1947‚ “racial and ethnic minorities began to enter the major leagues with some regularity” (Gonzalez‚ 187). This is a wonderful thought‚ but however many Latinos also broke the racial barrier. Hispanics like Luis Castro began to play in the major leagues well before Jackie Robinson was born in 1919. Pioneer Latino and Hispanic Players In 1902 the earliest Latino players in Major League

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    until 1947. Contrary to popular belief‚ Jackie Robinson was not the first African-American major-league ballplayer; he was actually only the first after a long gap. Moses Fleetwood Walker and his brother Welday Walker participated in major and minor-league clubs until they were barred in the 1880’s along with other African-Americans in baseball. Although no formal ban existed in the major leagues‚ African-Americans faced discrimination from other players. As prominent players such as Cap Ansen

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    substantial claim for more pay Major League: Made up of 26 Teams 14 American League‚ 12 National League Many teams do not own their own stadium or minor league teams Each team has 24 players on the active roster‚ 16 minor league players “on option” Each team plays 162 games (81 Home‚ 81 Away) There are 150 Minor League teams that are only partially funded by their affiliated Major League Team Team Owners established the Major League Agreement Major League Rules including signing‚ trading

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    When Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman Jackie Robinson stepped onto Ebbets Field in the first inning of a game against the Boston Braves on April 15th‚ 1947‚ he became the first Black player in the Major Leagues since 1884‚ when catcher Moses Walker played in 42 games for the Toledo Blue Stockings (Light 119). For the next 60 years‚ an unwritten rule separated the two races‚ but Robinson changed all of that. While he had a relatively uneventful day on the field‚ going 0-3‚the 28 year old Jackie scored

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    types; wood‚ aluminum‚ composite‚ and hybrid. First‚ the classic baseball bat used in professional leagues is made of wood. Minor and major leagues use wood baseball bats in games and batting-cage sessions. The types of wood used differ from league to league. For example‚ the Major League Baseball bats used to be made only from white ash wood‚ giving the bat a thick‚ dense composition. Professional leagues have since switched to the use of maple wood bats‚ which are lighter but have a tendency to break

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    Attraction Tourism Introduction: There are many attractions and tourism interests which influence people decision to travel. Depending on ones particular taste in adventure‚ there are many options to tourism and attractions that one can enjoy‚ discovering what and where are the questions that people commonly search for when seeking an educational and exciting vacation.  People enjoy the experience of traveling‚ and discovering new things‚ they like experiencing travel‚ attractions and tourism

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    Salary Caps in Athletics: How Much is the Game Really Effected? Should professional sports leagues‚ such as the MLB and NBA‚ implement a salary cap? This has become a rising issue in the last few years‚ involving players and the leagues and teams for which they play. Salary caps are an amount of money that a team is able to spend on its players. For instance‚ each team gets a 64 million dollar spending limit in which they have to divide between each player on the team. It has led to numerous

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    the 5 areas in dispute‚ answer the following: Who is right? Why? Submit your answers in your own Word document by the end of Week 1. Bill Ahem was asked to be an arbitrator in a major dispute regarding profitability between the Owner-Player Committee (OPC‚ the representatives of the owners of the 26 major League baseball teams in collective bargaining negotiations) and the Professional Baseball Players Association (PBPA‚ the players’ union). Baseball Accounting Dispute The players felt

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