Major League Baseball—2003

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Teaming up: Major League Baseball and its 30 clubs used to be solo players. By banding together and forming a captive in 2003, Major League Baseball was able to achieve big savings for its organization and beef up its loss-control efforts as well.(Cover story) (Risk & Insurance)

Checking the signs before pitch; Mt. Clemens goes to experts for study of minor-league baseball.(Mt. Clemens, Michigan)(Brief Article) (Crain's Detroit Business)

Take Me Out to The Web Site! E-COMMERCE: Much hyped, Major League Baseball's Web site is starting to rally. Can it be an economic model for other subscription-based businesses?(MLB.com)(Company Profile)(Industry Overview) (Newsweek)

Negro League Baseball: The Rise and Ruin of a Black Institution (Business History Review)

Minors on Pace to Have Most PED Suspensions in History.(Minor League Baseball on performance enhancing drugs) (The Biz of Baseball)

Minor league baseball team's name changed to The Bees (The Enterprise)

Steroid scandal threatens to end MLB's zeitgeist; TV, endorsements could suffer.(News)(Major League Baseball) (Advertising Age)

The probability of winning and the effect of home-field advantage: the case of Major League Baseball. (Academy of Information and Management Sciences Journal)

THE PROBABILITY OF WINNING AND THE EFFECT OF HOME-FIELD ADVANTAGE: THE CASE OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (Academy of Information and Management Sciences Journal)

REVENUE, POPULATION, AND COMPETITIVE BALANCE IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (Contemporary Economic Policy)