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Baseball
Atlanta Braves stadium development aims to keep fans lingering (and spending)
Jun 1, 2017
With high-end apartments, office space and a concert venue, the team’s business model has moved beyond hot dogs and beer.
Stadium chefs hope new food combos will hit home with fans. Brontosaurus Rib, anyone?
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Peggy Lowe
May 19, 2017
They expect more publicity than sales of toasted grasshoppers or a patty melt on a funnel cake bun.
Championship baseball is a welcome distraction for debt-ridden Puerto Rico
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Andy Uhler
Mar 22, 2017
The final game of the World Baseball Classic is tonight, down the road at Dodger Stadium. The United States made the finals for the first time, and it’s playing against a team that’s close to home: Puerto Rico. The Puerto Rican government bought ads to promote tourism during the game. The island could use a […]
World Series done, players divide the spoils
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Jed Kim
Nov 3, 2016
The Chicago Cubs beat the Cleveland Indians last night, 8-7.
Cashing in on an unlikely World Series match-up
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Jed Kim
Oct 25, 2016
Game 1 of the World Series is on Tuesday in Cleveland. It’s drawing even more national attention than usual, because the battle is between the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians — two teams that haven’t won a World Series decades. Who will cash in on the much hyped event? Tony Wagner/Marketplace Correction (Oct. 26, […]
Let’s do the numbers: Vin Scully’s last six games
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Donna Tam
Sep 2, 2016
As the Hall of Fame announcer’s last season comes to a close, we take a look at some of his milestone figures.
Fantasy sports get the seal of approval in New York
Aug 4, 2016
Companies like FanDuel and DraftKings are hoping the legislation will guide the rest of the nation.
For public good, not for profit.
Baseball cards get a digital makeover for 2016 season
Jul 12, 2016
Baseball cards are now sold on line - but they're only available for 24 hours
Softball has some unlikely origins and an uncertain future
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Kai Ryssdal
Jun 21, 2016
Women who play competitive sports today have fewer opportunities to make it a career
How a baseball lawsuit helped define how corporations are governed
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Scott Tong
Jun 16, 2016
It all started because there were no lights at Wrigley Field for night games.