Baseball Reports Samples For Students

The case presented is complex and needs thorough analysis before a decision is arrived at as to whether I take the case or not. There are several issues that require reviewing. Benefits which may accrue after the athlete is exonerated are quite enticing, a fat pay check and an elevated status are two things any professional wouldn’t mind having and considering this is an area of my expertise. The information provided highly influences my decision in the sense that, it is the basis on which the client seeks my help. The client’s willingness to tell the truth makes it ...

Bill Beane on Evaluation of Players

Bill Bean introduced sabermetrics in baseball, an approach that used data to capture players' performance, like hits, catchers and getting bases. He incorporated data from the industry, software developers, and the New York Exchange, over a long time, and generated relationships that guided his approach to signing players. He did not consider speed and strength (though he did not decant them), rather, he was looking at the qualities that made the player different. All major scouts went around the country, looking at high school players and stars, but Bill had noticed that players assigned straight out of high school ...

Introduction

This article “Mitt Romney's green-jobs criticism carries risks” by Nicholas Riccardi of the Yahoo News discusses the effects of “green jobs.” Congressman Mitt Romney criticizes President Obama’s “obsession” with “green jobs.” Basically, green jobs should lower the use of resources and/or ecological impact. Green jobs must also create jobs. In simple terms, it must create economic efficiency.
The economic article will be explained in terms of the principal microeconomic concept such as the cost-benefit principle, particularly through opportunity costs. Microeconomics’ basic tenet says that there is always a tradeoff between capital, labor and natural resources (like energy in ...

Introduction

The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) advocates for a substantial and proportionate female and male enrollment in participation in sports. As presented in the school data of sports participation compared to the students’ enrollment, universities have not met the requirements to ensure equality in athletics (Maher, 2013). This report analyzes equality in athletics data from the University of Mississippi (Division I) and Allegheny College (Division III).

Substantial Proportionality

Men account for 44.04% of the total undergraduate enrollment while women account for 55.96% in the University of Mississippi. 56.58% of the total participation in sports are men while women have 43.42% opportunities ( ...

WRTG 393 Advanced Technical Writing

Dear Members of the Board,
I am enclosing my research report into the aftermath of injuries in our youth, from which changes are needed to protect not only our children’s health better but also their future.
I have received and documented information from multiple credible sources that establish the overuse, misuse and turning of a blind eye to injuries our youth are undergoing, while parents along with coaches continuing to enable it.
I am interested in meeting with you to discuss this matter further and would welcome any opportunity you are available to do such.
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The Obama Economic Platforms

The incumbent US president is aiming for his second term as president in this year's United States presidential elections. One of the hot topics during debates are about economic plans that would promise a better economic future for the American people. Obama's economic plan focuses on generating 1.1 million jobs by 2013 to be followed by another wave of 280,000 job opportunities in 2014 (Khimm). Because of the fragile economy and the torpid job market, the re-elections are facing threats in his chances for a second term. Therefore, as a back up plan, Obama will extend another year of tax cuts ...