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? In the Japanese Professional Baseball League, the starting pitcher is announced prior to the game in the Pacific League …
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fan interest. The introduction of random testing for performance-enhancing drugs (PED) by Major League Baseball (MLB …
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We address potential racial bias by Major League Baseball umpires with respect to ball–strike calls. We offer a …
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smoking is less prevalent among high school athletes than non-athletes. Baseball, in particular, is one of several sports … of play in college baseball and in the minor leagues. Major League Baseball bars its players from carrying smokeless …
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High school baseball is very popular in Japan. All games of the high school baseball tournaments are publicly … broadcasted. This paper hypothesizes that high school baseball influences the happiness level of the Japanese. Individual level … high school baseball on happiness. Further, nostalgia for home influences migrants’ happiness, and this influence is …
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The Coyne, Issacs, and Schwartz comment appears to rest on a fundamental misunderstanding of the difference between a critique and an original work.
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This article investigates the effect of baseball's designated hitter rule on the number of hit batsmen, with a focus on … with their reputation in the baseball community, and that they do not necessarily respond to the rule change by throwing at … batters. Analyses of performance data of individual pitchers in a Japanese baseball league indicate that the rule did not …
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The research of sports economists often addresses issues of interest to nonacademics. The shared interests often lead to interactions that have benefits and costs. The benefits center on nonacademic research—found in the ‘‘sabermetric’’ and...
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The history of professional sports leagues is rich with examples of clubs that enjoy success on the field for a number of seasons, only to fall back in subsequent seasons. Although some clubs achieve consistent success, and a few, consistent failure, most clubs display a cyclical pattern as they...
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