Commentary on Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game by Michael Lewis

What Michael explained in his new book is very sensational. The topic that Michael deals is actually only meaningful to sports fans, making it suitable for economics. Michael outlined the way Auckland track and field chief Billy Bean (said to be very attractive) used all the means, including statistics, to change his team. In addition to the special movement by Billy Bean, the authors also explored the moving stories about the excellence of database management.

Lewis, Michael Money Ball: an art sports fan who won an unfair game, this book is for you. Moneyball is deeply involved in the management of baseball, and Billy Beane, manager of Oakland A, people have changed the view of baseball forever. Auckland A became the first professional baseball team to apply mathematics to target evaluation and their formulation approach helped to advance to one of the best league baseball teams in Major League. The story tells us that the fusion of baseball and mathematics must read Michael Lewis' novels. - Jack Moldenhauer, grade 2018

Michael Lewis's 2003 book "The Money Ball: Arts to Win Unfair Competition", despite serious economic disadvantage, can compete with large market giants such as New York in 2002 Oakland Athletics I am recording the true story of the sports baseball team. . Billy Beane, their general manager Yankees, is working with methods based on analysis and evidence. Everything changed when Beane noticed that baseball insiders (scouts, coaches, and general managers) used old and ultimately flawed methods to evaluate the best talent and best team It was. They can get new high-level indicators for benchmarking talent, but they still rely on subjective opinion to measure the player's ability.