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 | Moneyball | How would you successfully run a major league baseball team without a massive budget? Buy players based on their historical performance, and get some geeks to develop more and more statistics, instead of relying on scouts. |
| by Michael Lewis | ||
| Score: 7.5 | ||
| Published: 2003 | ||
| Read: June 22nd 2022 |
Comments
John said
Quite interesting, although a glossary for non-baseball followers would have been useful.