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    <![CDATA[The Book: Playing the Percentages in Baseball]]>
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    <![CDATA[Written by three esteemed baseball statisticians, <em>The   Book</em> continues where the legendary Bill James's <em>Baseball   Abstracts</em> and Palmer and Thorn's <em>The Hidden Game of Baseball</em>   left off more than twenty years ago. Continuing in the grand tradition of   sabermetrics, the authors provide a revolutionary way to think about   baseball with principles that can be applied at every level, from high   school to the major leagues.    <p>Tom Tango, Mitchel Lichtman, and Andrew Dolphin cover topics such as   batting and pitching matchups, platooning, the benefits and risks of   intentional walks and sacrifices, the legitimacy of alleged &quot;clutch&quot;   hitters, and many of baseball's other theories on hitting, fielding,   pitching, and even baserunning. They analyze when a strategy is a good idea   and when it's a bad idea, and how to more closely watch the &quot;inside&quot; game   of baseball.    <p>Whenever you hear an announcer talk about the &quot;unwritten rule&quot; or say   that so-and-so is going &quot;by the book&quot; in bringing in a situational   substitute, <em>The Book</em> reviews the facts and determines what the real   case is. If you want to know what the folks in baseball should be doing,   find out in <em>The Book</em>.</p></p>]]>
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