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)
MLB Advanced Media, the interactive media and Internet arm of Major League Baseball, will offer, for the first time ever, live video Webcasts of as many as 1,000 out-of-market games on MLB.com during the 2003 season. (In the Pipeline).(Brief Article) (Video Store)
Major league prospects for 2003: some rookies who could make a crucial contribution to their big league clubs this season include pitcher Francisco Rodriguez, catcher Victor Martinez, first basemen Hee Seop Choi and Lyle Overbay and outfielders Joe Borchard and Hideki Matsui. (Baseball's Top Rated). (Baseball Digest)
A grand-slam game: EA sports' 'MVP Baseball 2003' touches all the bases.(Spotlight) (Computer User)
Using Betting Market Odds to Measure the Uncertainty of Outcome in Major League Baseball (International Journal of Sport Finance)
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)
Why Contraction in Major League Baseball is a Pipe Dream. (The Biz of Baseball)
Competitive Balance and Attendance in Major League Baseball: An Empirical Test of the Uncertainty of Outcome Hypothesis (International Journal of Sport Finance)
MLB Names Four New Umpires, and Four New Crew Chiefs.(Major League Baseball) (The Biz of Baseball)
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)
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