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Moneyball

intermediate5 chapters · 20 levels

Discover how to dismantle "gut-feeling" biases by leveraging rigorous data analysis to find hidden value where others see nothing. You will learn to outmaneuver better-funded competitors by prioritizing objective metrics over tradition, a vital skill for anyone looking to disrupt established systems and win on a budget.

1

The Invisible Inequity

Explores the massive financial disparity in baseball and the flawed logic of traditional talent evaluation that Billy Beane sought to disrupt.

The Economic Chasm

The Scouting Mythos

The Curse of the Five-Tool Player

Billy Beane's Personal Trauma

2

The Sabermetric Revolution

Introduces the intellectual outsiders who redefined baseball logic using rigorous statistical analysis long before the front offices noticed.

The Outsider: Bill James

The Holy Grail: On-Base Percentage

The Geometry of the Game

The Paul DePodesta Factor

3

Buying Runs, Not Players

Focuses on the practical application of data to find undervalued players who were discarded or ignored by the rest of the league.

The Island of Misfit Toys

The Physics of Pitching

Re-educating the Hitter

The 2002 Draft Strategy

4

War in the Dugout

Describes the friction between the data-driven front office and the traditionalist field management during the 2002 season.

The Managerial Standoff

Data vs. The 'Clubhouse'

Weaponizing the Trade Deadline

The 20-Game Miracle

5

The Legacy of the Model

Analyzes the limitations of the Moneyball approach in the postseason and its massive influence on the world outside of sports.

Postseason Volatility

The Market Self-Corrects

The Sabermetric Diaspora

Moneyball in Life

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