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Guillermo 2022-04-21 09:01:14
Sabermetrics & Big Data & Perseverance
I always remember playing live on PC many years ago. The most frequently repeated opening line in the commentary is "Let's see these two teams, who wants to win more."
After watching the movie for the second time, I still don't understand the rules of baseball. The biggest impact of this film on me... -
Rosalee 2022-03-24 09:01:14
Not everyone who drops out of school for their dreams will become the richest man
A few days ago, Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft Corporation, died of cancer. As the man behind Bill Gates, his most famous deed was to persuade Xiao Guy, who was studying at Harvard Law School with a bright future, to drop out. Come to develop their "big hard" career, and eventually make...
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Orie 2022-03-25 09:01:05
I Just Enjoy The Show, the song becomes gold. The image of PITT's vicissitudes of life is not spoiled, and the acting skills are gradually becoming prosperous. The record-breaking 20-game winning streak was based on intricate calculations that could not be replicated. It fully shows that even if you are stretched, you must have the sincerity of being stretched.
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Kenyon 2021-10-20 19:00:37
The premiere I watched is close to five stars. Not sensational or pretentious, even if you don't know much about baseball, you can see the soreness of the nose and the blood boiled over. The soundtrack editing is in place, Pete's performance is very good, not hysterical, but full of tension, Oka actor hopes not small. Of course, my daughter's Lenka's The Show is also great. The strong Oscar aesthetics and American spirit are another marvel of sports themes.
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Billy Beane: [points to that area] That is what losing sounds like.
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