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Article: Will Cyberball be the wave of the future, or crash when baseball matters most?
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- Daily Breeze
- Article date:
- April 6, 2003
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Copyright informationCopyright 2003 Daily Breeze. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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The Boston Red Sox this season hired statistics interpretation
superstar Bill James as their "Senior Baseball Operations Adviser" to
help with personnel moves and strategy.
If it works out _ and Boston is off to a 4-2 start _ the sports
world might never be the same.
I mean, if the Red Sox become this year's Angels, every baseball
manager _ not to mention every NFL, NBA and NHL head coach _ may soon
be replaced by a nerd with a supercomputer laptop.
We take you now to October 2005 . . . [ ] [ ] [ ]
Oblivious to 41,500 screaming fans inside Pacific Bell Park, New
York Yankees first-year manager I.M. Smart takes measure of the
situation.
A bespectacled computer programming genius from ...
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