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1. Why the Los Angeles Dodgers fired Shohei Ohtani's interpreter

Subjects
Theft -- Investigations, Baseball players -- Finance, Sports betting -- Investigations, Translators (Persons) -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Investigations, Company legal issue, Company financing, General interest, Los Angeles Dodgers -- Officials and employees
Abstract

To listen to this broadcast, click here: http://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?storyId=1239814869 HOST: MICHEL MARTIN MICHEL MARTIN: The Los Angeles Dodgers have fired the interpreter for the Japanese superstar baseball player Shohei Ohtani. The [...]

Published
2024

2. Ohtani's former interpreter accused of stealing $16-million from baseball star

Author

Dazio, Stephanie

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Bank fraud -- Cases, Translators (Persons) -- Cases, Company legal issue, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: STEPHANIE DAZIO; THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES -- U.S. federal authorities charged the former long-time interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani on Thursday with federal bank fraud, [...]

Published
2024

3. Baseball union creates special fund to pay up to $50,000 to nonroster veterans

Author

Sheinin, Dave

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Professional baseball, Union dues, Time, Sports associations, Baseball, Company financing, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry, Major League Baseball Players Association -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: Dave Sheinin The Major League Baseball Players Association announced Friday the creation of a special fund to support veteran players whose nonroster status this spring made them ineligible for [...]

Published
2020

4. The rites and rights of publicity.

Author

Tanick, Marshall H.

Subjects
Publicity (Law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Sports -- Collections and collecting, Baseball players -- Finance
Published
1999

5. Livan Hernandez, who made $53 million over 17 seasons, files for bankruptcy

Author

Allen, Scott

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Washington Nationals -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Scott Allen Livan Hernandez, who spent five of his 17 big league seasons with the Nationals and threw the first pitch in team history after the Expos franchise relocated [...]

Published
2017

6. Nationals likely will have the most expensive team in club history in 2018

Author

Castillo, Jorge

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Wages and salaries -- Prices and rates, Company financing, Salary, Company pricing policy, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry, Washington Nationals -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: Jorge Castillo While the Nationals continue their search for a manager and coaching staff, let's turn our attention for a nanosecond to the people that group will oversee in [...]

Published
2017

7. The Nationals are closer to the competitive balance tax threshold than you think

Author

Janes, Chelsea

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Luxury taxes -- Evaluation, Company financing, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry, Washington Nationals -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: Chelsea Janes This year, Major League Baseball's competitive balance tax -- previously irrelevant to these relatively conservative spenders -- could factor into their willingness to spend. That the Nationals [...]

Published
2017

8. Strike three

Author

Sandimir, Richard

Subjects
Sports -- Labor relations, Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball (Professional) -- Economic aspects, Sports team owners -- Finance
Published
1990

10. Inside: The Week in Sports

Subjects
Women basketball players -- Performances, Baseball players -- Performances, Baseball players -- Finance, Company financing
Published
2005

11. HALL OF FAME BONUS BUCKS

Author

Hyman, Mark

Subjects
Company financing, Baseball players -- Achievements and awards, Baseball players -- Finance
Published
2003

13. Owner decisions pricing baseball beyond its fans

Subjects
Sports franchises -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance, Business, Business, regional, Cincinnati Reds -- Finance
Abstract

In wake of baseball superstar Alex Rodriguez's unprecedented $252 million contract signing with the Texas Rangers franchise Dec. 11, Cincinnati Reds chief operating officer John Allen described himself to the [...]

Published
2000

14. Looking like a Billion

Author

Hoffman, Jared

Subjects
National League -- Finance, American League -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball (Professional) -- Finance
Abstract

The price of this year's free-agent class may be staggering, but a breakdown of the talent reveals a few bargains Where is A-Rod going? That's not the million dollar question […]

Published
2000

15. Belle And Vaughn Among Pro Baseball's Top 10 Millionaires

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

Two African-American players, Albert Belle and Mo Vaughn, are among Major League Baseball's 10 highest-paid players, USA Today reported. Belle, 33, a right fielder with the Baltimore Orioles, is No. [...]

Published
2000

16. Sports: Football Wraps To Bowl Action; NBA Hot Picks

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball teams -- Officials and employees, Football teams -- Evaluation, Universities and colleges -- United States, Company financing, General interest
Abstract

To listen to this broadcast, click here:http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=120416160 SCOTT SIMON, host: This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon. Time for sports. (Soundbite of music) SIMON: And we're going [...]

Published
2009

18. First word

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Bank loans, Football (College) -- Recruiting, Video game industry -- Finance, Football players -- Recruiting, Industry hiring, Company business management, Company financing, News, opinion and commentary, University of Kentucky -- Recruiting
Abstract

HE IS STRAIGHT-FORWARD. THAT IS HOW IT IS. THERE ARE NO GAMES INVOLVED.' Aaron Harrison Sr., father of twins Aaron and Andrew, on Kentucky coach John Calipari. The twins verbally [...]

Published
2012

19. Trouble in Rhode Island for Boston baseball hero trying out a new game

Author

Goodnough, Abby

Subjects
Rhode Island -- Economic aspects, Baseball players -- Finance, Video game industry -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Curt Schilling is a hero to Boston Red Sox fans who remember him pitching valiantly against the Yankees in the 2004 American League Championship Series with an [...]

Published
2012

20. Scholarship's early appeal

Author

Gardiner, Andy and Halley, Jim

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball (College) -- Management, Scholarships -- Management, Company business management, Company financing, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Andy Gardiner and Jim Halley The stars were aligned perfectly for Levi Michael to accept a midyear scholarship offer to play baseball at North Carolina. But don't expect a [...]

Published
2008

21. Canseco loses home to foreclosure

Subjects
Foreclosure, Baseball players -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: The Associated Press Los Angeles -- Jose Canseco, the former American League most valuable player who made millions during his baseball career, has had his home foreclosed. Canseco told [...]

Published
2008

22. Let the bidding for A-Rod begin

Author

Rosenthal, Ken

Subjects
Texas Rangers -- Management, Texas Rangers -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball teams -- Management, Baseball teams -- Finance, Company financing, Company business management
Abstract

Trading Alex Rodriguez not only is possible, it will happen once Rangers owner Tom Hicks figures out that his beloved $252 million showpiece is a liability rather than an asset. […]

Published
2003

23. Rocket requests record boost

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball (Professional), Company financing, News, opinion and commentary, Houston Astros -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Hal Bodley Roger Clemens, who holds the record for Cy Young Awards with seven, might add another impressive honor to his distinguished career next season: the highest-paid pitcher in [...]

Published
2005

24. WGU and Salt Lake Bees Provide 4 Students Tuition for a Year

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Company business management, Company financing, Business, Business, international, Telecommunications industry, Western Governors University -- Services -- Management
Abstract

Western Governors University (WGU) and the Salt Lake Bees teamed up to grant scholarships worth a year's tuition to four local students prior to a recent game for Salt Lake's [...]

Published
2015

25. Who'$ on first?

Author

Lee, Bill

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Published
1979

26. Al gave it his all

Author

Johnson, William Oscar

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Frohman, Albert -- Biography, Winfield, Dave -- Finance
Published
1981

28. Hambro hits homer with ABS deal for Chisox All-Star

Author

Tibbitts, Lisa

Subjects
SPP Hambro and Co. -- Marketing -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball (Professional), Securities dealers -- Marketing, Securities industry -- Marketing -- Finance, Company marketing practices, Securities industry, Company financing, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Chicago White Sox -- Personalities
Abstract

SPP Hambro hopes to knock one out of the private placement park this week with the launch of a deal backed by payments on a Major League Baseball star's contract [...]

Published
1998

30. Inge passes physical, gets $24-million deal with Tigers

Author

Morosi, Jon Paul

Subjects
Baseball teams -- Officials and employees, Baseball players -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Baseball players -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, General interest, Detroit Tigers -- Officials and employees
Published
2006

31. Longtime friend is keeper of the Shoeless Joe Jackson flame

Author

Isaacson, Melissa

Subjects
World Series (Baseball) -- Competitions, World Series (Baseball) -- History, World Series (Baseball) -- 2005 AD, Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball players -- Evaluation, Baseball (Professional) -- Competitions, Baseball (Professional) -- History, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2005

33. Both sides' rhetoric obscures fiscal reality

Author

Babcock, Charles R. and Hilzenrath, David S.

Subjects
Baseball (Professional) -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball teams -- Finance, Sports team owners -- Finance, Television broadcasting of sports -- Economic aspects
Published
1995

34. Hey! I solved the baseball strike

Author

Tofel, Richard J.

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball teams -- Finance, Sports team owners -- Finance, Baseball (Professional) -- Labor relations, Business, Business, general
Published
1994

35. Baseball ain't broke

Author

Aaron, Henry J.

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball teams -- Finance, Sports team owners -- Finance, Baseball (Professional) -- Finance
Published
1994

37. Strike, and baseball's out

Author

Will, George F.

Subjects
Major League Baseball Players Association -- Labor relations, Sports team owners -- Finance, Sports -- Labor relations, Baseball players -- Finance, Baseball (Professional) -- Labor relations
Published
1990

38. Be merry, but ask hard sports questions as 1998 comes to a close

Author

Vincent, Charlie

Subjects
Detroit Tigers -- Marketing, Detroit Lions -- Management, Baseball players -- Finance, Basketball (Professional) -- Finance
Abstract

I look for good news stories this time of year. In the world around us, that is not difficult. The fall has been spectacular. Gasoline prices are down. The market […]

Published
1998

40. Bargain Brown

Author

Kindred, Dave

Subjects
Baseball -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance
Abstract

Ted Turner once compared Rupert Murdoch to Adolf Hitler. The rambunctious Georgia boy didn't mean to imply murderous intent; he was put out by the Aussie emperor's global ambitions. Turner […]

Published
1999

41. Blinded by the strike? Baseball's real challenge is ahead

Subjects
Baseball teams -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance, Sports team owners -- Finance
Abstract

KRT FORUM George G. Daly is Richard West professor and dean of the Stern School of Business at New York University and has been a consultant to the National Football […]

Published
1995

42. When good professional sports leagues go bad

Author

Schmuck, Peter

Subjects
Baseball -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance
Abstract

Back in 1994, baseball owners bemoaned the economic disaster that loomed ahead if no real limits were placed on player salaries. They went to war to pursue a hard salary […]

Published
1998

43. Fit for a home-run king?

Author

Mushnick, Phil

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Arts, visual and performing, General interest
Abstract

Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, and Ken Griffey, Jr. are aiming to break the single-season home-run record in 1998. The media exposure they are receiving could lead to endorsement possibilities with a large payoff.

Published
1998

44. Cardinals' McGwire swings for record book, his wallet

Author

Vespereny, Cynthia

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Business, Business, regional, St. Louis Cardinals -- Finance
Abstract

With average attendance at St. Louis Cardinals games approaching 38,000 as fans pack Busch Stadium to watch mighty Mark McGwire, the team appears set to crack 3 million for the [...]

Published
1998

45. There's no doubt about it: Baseball is a business

Author

Phillips, B.J.

Subjects
Baseball (Professional) -- Economic aspects, Baseball teams -- Finance, Baseball players -- Finance
Abstract

Well, if there were ever any doubt, we now know for sure: Baseball is a business. Fans tend to forget that. Owners and players never do, for the simple reason […]

Published
1994

46. Barry Bonds selling CA home for $3.2 million

Subjects
Baseball players -- Finance, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

San Francisco Giants All-Star outfielder Barry Bonds recently put his southern California home in Murrieta on the market for $3.2 million, according to newspaper reports. The L.A. Times noted that [...]

Published
1995

50. The A's don't have it

Author

Mulgannon, Terry

Subjects
Oakland Athletics -- Personalities, Baseball players -- Finance, Endorsement advertising -- Management
Published
1990

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