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Here's one of the projects I'll be working on over the next few months.

Hit a home run with your concessions game! ⚾️ Check out this Access article to start baseball's opening day off right, and let us know your favorite team in the comments. Learn more: ➡️ bit.ly/ConcessionsFuture

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Tomorrow Part 2, How to become a Baseball Scout. The most important thing you have to do Evaluate Players by position using 20/80 scale. Most seasoned scouts watch the infield and outfield workouts prior to the game, and will have a good idea next watching the Pitchers. Tip You notice 6”4 left handed first baseman, watch closely his fielding, arm strength to 3rd base and his hitting. More tomorrow.

This 1951 Bowman Wilie Mays Rookie Card sold on Sunday for $390,934. The last time it sold publicly was in 2008 for $14,800. This week on my newsletter, I break down the state of the sports card investing market, and get into some of the record breaking sales data that continues to come from the vintage baseball category. Click the link in the comments below, and subscribe to my weekly newsletter on all things Vintage Baseball! 

With this baseball contract which should make everyone gasp in disbelief, no one and I mean no one should complain about corporation executives getting paid exponentially more than lower level employees. With this baseball player getting paid 700 million USD (about 70 million per year for 10 years) how much do you think the lower level employees in baseball in general and the Los Angeles Dodger specifically get paid and how exponentially more is 70 million per year than their pay. This is for playing baseball not running a worldwide corporation with thousands of employees where the senior executives need to be successful to make the corporation successful. If this baseball player does not succeed the Dodger, while losing money but is not going out of business like might happen to a corporation if the senior executives do not succeed. https://lnkd.in/efgc6FB9

What have the Royals accomplished at the Winter Meetings and what should they accomplish? Rany Jazayerli (Co-Founder Baseball Prospectus/@Jazayerli) and Soren Petro (Sports Radio 810-WHB, 810whb.com/@SorenPetro) break down how the Royals should be approaching the Winter Meetings and discuss all things Royals. - What should the Royals be trying to accomplish at the Winter Meetings? - How important is the Draft Lottery to the Royals? - Tyler Gentry and Will Klein were added to the 40-Man Roster. - Should KC make a Rule 5 selection? - What are the Royals getting with the signing of Garrett Hampson? - Who will be affected most by Hampson's signing? - The Royals hired Joe Dillon as assistant hitting coach. - What one player can make the biggest jump for the Royals in '24?

My favorite trivia question as a kid was: There are only 2 days a year when none of the 4 major sports have a game. Can you name them? Scroll down for the answer. --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Answer: The day before the MLB All-Star game & the day after. In other words, today! Be honest? Did you know it? PS: As a former college baseball player, national champion, and memorizer of Field of Dreams, I've always favored baseball. Check out the first comment below to see how many baseball and softball people I have featured on One Percent Better.

What does Joe Sheehan from the Joe Sheehan MLB Newsletter think of what the Royals have done this offseason? Rany Jazayerli (Co-Founder Baseball Prospectus/@Jazayerli) and Soren Petro (Sports Radio 810-WHB, 810whb.com/@SorenPetro) welcome Joe to discuss the Royals very busy offseason on the field and in the front office. - Did the Royals do enough to contend in '24? - If not this year, when can they contend? - Which move was the best one? - Did the Royals get good value for the money spent? - Reaction to the Royals Front Office additions. - Does Joe agree with the Royals building a new stadium?