MLB: Essential Facts of the Game, Top Players, History & Analysis

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Before entering the world of betting, don’t lose sight of the most relevant of the US Baseball Season with MyBookie, check out the most interesting MLB Major League Baseball for the true baseball fans.

Learn more about this prestigious baseball league in the United States, the best players who have been the historical base of the MLB and who played there.

The Complete Guide to Major League Baseball: History, Rules, and All-Time Greats

By the other side, if you are one of the fans that are just starting in the sport, check out the information we have for you, standings, conferences, divisions and everything you need to start with your betting plans for the season, no matter what stage you are at.

 

Top Players in the MLB History

Babe Ruth

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Babe Ruth
  • Nickname: The Bambino
  • Born: 2/06/1895, Baltimore, MD
  • Teams:
    Boston Red Sox (1914-19)
    New York Yankees (1920-34)
    Boston Braves (1935)
  • Debut: 7/11/1914
  • Hall of Fame: 1936
  • Last Game: 8/16/1948
  • Home Runs: 714
Records
World Series Championship
1915Boston Red SoxAL
1916Boston Red SoxAL
1918Boston Red SoxAL
1923New York YankeesAL
1927New York YankeesAL
1928New York YankeesAL
1932New York YankeesAL
The American League Award
1923New York YankeesAL
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Willie Mays

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Willi Mays
  • Nickname: Say Hey
  • Born: 5/06/1931, Westfield, AL
  • Teams:
    New York Giants (1951-57)
    San Francisco Giants (1958-72)
    New York Mets (1972-73)
  • Debut: 5/25/1951
  • Hall of Fame: 1979
  • Last Game: 9/9/1973
  • Home Runs: 660
Records
World Series Championship
1954New York GiantsNL
Jackie Robinson, NL Rookie of the Year
1951New York GiantsNL
NL MVP
1954New York GiantsNL
1965San Francisco GiantsNL
AP Male Athlete of the Year
1954New York GiantsNL
Rawlings MLB Gold Glove
1957New York GiantsNL
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Ty Cobb

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Ty Cobb
  • Nickname: The Georgia Peach
  • Born: 12/18/1886, Narrows, GA
  • Teams:
    Detroit Tigers (1905–1926)
    Philadelphia Athletics (1927–1928)
  • Debut: 8/30/1905
  • Hall of Fame: 1936
  • Last Game: 9/11/1928
  • Home Runs: 117
Records
The Chalmers Award (AL)
1911Detroit TigersAL
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Mickey Mantle

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Mickey Mantle
  • Nickname: The Commerce Comet
  • Born: 10/20/1931, Spavinaw, OK
  • Teams:
    New York Yankees (1951–1968)
  • Debut: 4/17/1951
  • Hall of Fame: 1974
  • Last Game: 9/28/1968
  • Home Runs: 536
Records
World Series Championship
1951New York YankeesAL
1952New York YankeesAL
1953New York YankeesAL
1956New York YankeesAL
1958New York YankeesAL
1961New York YankeesAL
1962New York YankeesAL
AL MVP
1956New York YankeesAL
1957New York YankeesAL
1962New York YankeesAL
AP Male Athlete of the Year
1956New York YankeesAL
Rawlings AL Gold Glove
1962New York YankeesAL
The Hutch Award
1965New York YankeesAL
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Cy Young

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Cy Young
  • Nickname: Cyclone
  • Born: 3/29/1867, Gilmore, OH
  • Teams:
    Cleveland Spiders (1890-1898)
    St. Louis Perfectos (1899-1900)
    Boston American/Red Sox (1901-1908)
    Cleveland Naps (1909-1911)
    Boston Rustlers (1911)
  • Debut: 8/06/1890
  • Hall of Fame: 1937
  • Last Game: 6/10/1911
  • Wins: 511
Records
World Series Championship
1903Boston AmericansAL
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Joe DiMaggio

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Joe DiMaggio
  • Nickname: Joltin’ Joe
  • Born: 11/25/1914, Martinez, CA
  • Teams:
    New York Yankees (1936–1942, 1946–1951)
  • Debut: 5/03/1936
  • Hall of Fame: 1955
  • Last Game: 9/30/1951
  • Home Runs: 361
Records
World Series Championship
1936New York YankeesAL
1937New York YankeesAL
1938New York YankeesAL
1939New York YankeesAL
1941New York YankeesAL
1947New York YankeesAL
1949New York YankeesAL
1950New York YankeesAL
1951New York YankeesAL
AL MVP
1939New York YankeesAL
1941New York YankeesAL
1947New York YankeesAL
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Jackie Robinson

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Jackie Robinson
  • Nickname: Dark Destroyer
  • Born: 1/31/1919, Cairo, GA
  • Teams:
    Kansas City Monarchs (1945)
    Brooklyn Dodgers (1947–1956)
  • Debut: 4/15/1947
  • Hall of Fame: 1962
  • Last Game: 9/30/1956
  • Home Runs: 141
Records
World Series Championship
1955Brooklyn DodgersNL
MLB Rookie of the Year
1947Brooklyn DodgersNL
NL MVP
1949Brooklyn DodgersNL
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Rogers Hornsby

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Roger Hornsby
  • Nickname: Rajah
  • Born: 4/27/1896, Winters, TX
  • Teams:
    St. Louis Cardinals (1915–1926, 1933)
    New York Giants (1927)
    Boston Braves (1928)
    Chicago Cubs (1929–1932)
    Baltimore Orioles (1933–1937)
  • Debut: 9/10/1915
  • Hall of Fame: 1942
  • Last Game: 7/20/1937
  • Home Runs: 301
Records
World Series Championship
926St. Louis CardinalsNL
The National League Award
1925St. Louis CardinalsNL
1929Chicago CubsNL
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Stan Musial

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Stan Musial
  • Nickname: The Man
  • Born: 11/21/1920, Donora, PA
  • Teams:
    St. Louis Cardinals (1941-1963)
  • Debut: 9/17/1941
  • Hall of Fame: 1969
  • Last Game: 9/29/1963
  • Home Runs: 475
Records
World Series Championship
1942St. Louis CardinalsNL
1944St. Louis CardinalsNL
1946St. Louis CardinalsNL
NL MVP
1943St. Louis CardinalsNL
1946St. Louis CardinalsNL
1948St. Louis CardinalsNL
Lou Gehrig Award
1957St. Louis CardinalsNL
SI’s Sportsman of the Year
1957St. Louis CardinalsNL
NL Player of the Month
05/1958St. Louis CardinalsNL
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Ted Williams

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Ted Williams
  • Nickname: Splendid Splinter
  • Born: 8/30/1918, San Diego, CA
  • Teams:
    Boston Red Sox (1939-1942, 1946-1960)
  • Debut: 4/20/1939
  • Hall of Fame: 1966
  • Last Game: 9/28/1960
  • Home Runs: 521
Records
Thomas A. Yawkey Red Sox MVP
1941Boston Red SoxAL
1946Boston Red SoxAL
1949Boston Red SoxAL
1955Boston Red SoxAL
AL MVP
1946Boston Red SoxAL
1949Boston Red SoxAL
AP Male Athlete of the Year
1957Boston Red SoxAL
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Hank Aaron

MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Hank Aaron
  • Nickname: Hammerin’ Hank
  • Born: 2/05/1934, Mobile, AL
  • Teams:
    Indianapolis Clowns (1952)
    Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves (1954-1974)
    Milwaukee Brewers (1975-1976)
  • Debut: 4/13/1954
  • Hall of Fame: 1982
  • Last Game: 3/10/1976
  • Home Runs: 755
Records
World Series Championship
1957Milwaukee BravesNL
NL MVP
1957Milwaukee BravesNL

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Not so far away, let’s see the Top 5 Outstanding Players that made the Game Great until our present days

  • MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Fernando Valenzuela

    Fernando Valenzuela

    The native of Mexico was one of the best pitchers, achieving 173 wins, 153 losses and six shutouts in a single season (1981). Teams: Dodgers, Angels, Orioles, Phillies, Padres and Cardinals. He is the best Mexican player in MLB history.

  • MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Alex Rodriguez

    Alex Rodriguez

    The New York native had 696 career home runs, 2,086 RBIs and a .296 batting average. Teams: Mariners, Rangers and Yankees. He is the youngest player to hit 500 home runs, breaking the record set by Jimmie Foxx in 1939.

  • MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Barry Bonds

    Barry Bonds

    The left-handed batter managed to connect 762 runs, 1,996 RBIs and a batting average of .298. Teams: Pirates and Giants. He holds the record for home runs in a single season, with 73 in 2001..

  • MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Pedro Martinez

    Pedro Martinez

    The Dominican was the first right-handed pitcher to reach 300 strikeouts with an ERA below 2.00 since Walter Johnson in 1912. He had 219 wins, 100 losses and 3,154 strikeouts.

  • MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Roger Clemens

    Roger Clemens

    “Rocket” won seven Cy Young awards during his career, more than any other pitcher in history. His statistics are 354 games won, 184 lost and 4,619 strikeouts.

  • MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Greg Maddux

    Greg Maddux

    He is among the 22 pitchers to have achieved 300 wins during his professional career, also, the first baseball player to receive more than 100 million dollars during his career. He has 355 wins, 227 losses and 3,371 strikeouts.

  • MLB Top Players Guide in Baseball History: Justin Verlander

    Justin Verlander

    “JV” aun sigue activo con los Astros, hasta el momento tiene 260 ganes, 143 perdidas y 3,013 ponches. He was named Cy Young Award winner by unanimous vote, becoming the first AL pitcher since Johan Santana in 2006 to win the award in that manner.

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Interesting MLB Facts You Must Know About the Game

This great American sport has its best moments in the summer, there is no doubt about that, since every year is one of the best times to practice outdoor sports in the United States and baseball is a witness of that.

Plus, the 4th of July is in the middle of the scene, so millions of Americans celebrate big along with this proud and beloved sport.

All of these remembrances make the postseason for fans the highlight that ends up rewarding the best of the best each year, such as the teams, players and coaches.

Therefore, awards are also an important part of Major League Baseball and here are the important ones that currently exist:

MVP Awards American, National League

This award honors the most outstanding player of the season in each conference.

Cy Young Awards American, National League

It honors the great pitching great Cy Young, being an annual award given to the best pitcher in each Conference.

Rookie of the Year Awards National, American League

What young player wouldn’t like to be the best player in his first year as a professional? That’s what this award is all about, given in both Conferences to the best player in his first season.

Manager of the Year Awards National, American League

The base of every team also deserves to be taken into account, so the strategists also have their own award in both Conferences.

Gold Glove Awards

Fortunately, 18 players have the opportunity to be the best defensively. It is awarded in both conferences to each player at each position.

Silver Slugger Awards

Offensive performance also has its own award, and like the previous one, it is given to each player by position, with 18 players selected in each Conference to be awarded.

Postseason Awards

ALCS MVP: In the Conference Championship Series, there will always be one player who has the best group performance that helps favorably in each match of the Series.

NLCS MVP: Like the previous one, the award is also given by the same criteria in this Conference Championship series.

WS MVP: The player who deserves all the honors is the one who had the best performance with his team, not only on an individual level, but also the positive impact created in each game.

Last 5 World Series MVP’s
  • 2023: Corey Seager – Texas Rangers
  • 2022: Jeremy Pena – Houston Astros
  • 2021: Jorge Soler – Atlanta Braves
  • 2020: Corey Seager – Los Angeles Dodgers
  • 2019: Stephen Strasburg – Washington Nationals

MLB 50/50 Club

Although there is no award for this newly named Club, it is worth mentioning the great recognition received by Shohei Ohtani of the Dodgers, who recently became the first player with 50 runs and 50 stolen bases.

But this does not end here, as there are several candidates who could join the newly founded Club:

  1. Bobby Witt Jr., Royals
  2. Elly De La Cruz, Reds
  3. Ronald Acuña Jr., Braves
  4. Fernando Tatis Jr., Padres
  5. Julio Rodríguez, Mariners
  6. Gunnar Henderson, Orioles
  7. Jackson Chourio, Brewers

 
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MLB Standings

The positions of the teams in the standings is like an x-ray of each team’s performance during the regular season.

In general, many fans view it daily to make future plans for their bets in the American League, National League and World Series.

Here are the standings of the MLB Teams for the 2024 Season:

American League East
Team W L % GB STRK HOME AWAY
Yankees Z 94 68 .580 W1 44-37 50-31
Orioles W 91 71 .562 3.0 W2 44-37 47-34
Red Sox 81 81 .500 13.0 W1 38-43 43-38
Rays 80 82 .494 14.0 L1 42-39 38-43
Blue Jays 74 88 .457 20.0 L3 39-42 35-46
American Central League
Team W L % GB STRK HOME AWAY
Guardians Y 92 69 .571 L2 50-30 42-39
Royals W 86 76 .531 6.5 W1 45-36 41-40
Tigers W 86 76 .531 6.5 L2 43-38 43-38
Twins 82 80 .506 10.5 L4 43-38 39-42
White Sox 41 121 .253 51.5 W2 23-58 18-63
American League West
Team W L % GB STRK HOME AWAY
Astros Y 88 73 .547 W2 46-35 42-38
Mariners 85 77 .525 3.5 W4 49-32 36-45
Rangers 78 84 .481 10.5 W3 44-37 34-47
Athletics 69 93 .426 19.5 L3 38-43 31-50
Angels 63 99 .389 25.5 L6 32-49 31-50
National League East
Team W L % GB STRK HOME AWAY
Phillies Y 95 67 .586 W1 54-27 41-40
Braves W 89 73 .549 6.0 W1 46-35 43-38
Mets W 89 73 .549 6.0 L1 46-35 43-38
Nationals 71 91 .438 24.0 L1 38-43 33-48
Marlins 62 100 .383 33.0 W4 30-51 32-49
National Central League
Team W L % GB STRK HOME AWAY
Brewers Y 93 69 .574 L1 47-34 46-35
Cubs 83 79 .512 10.0 L1 44-37 39-42
Cardinals 83 79 .512 10.0 W1 44-37 39-42
Reds 77 85 .475 12.0 W1 39-42 38-43
Pirates 76 86 .469 17.0 L1 39-42 37-44
National League West
Team W L % GB STRK HOME AWAY
Dodgers Z 98 64 .605 W5 52-29 46-35
Padres W 93 69 .574 5.0 L1 45-36 48-33
D-Backs 89 73 .549 9.0 W1 44-37 45-36
Giants 80 82 .494 18.0 L1 42-39 38-43
Rockies 61 101 .377 37.0 L3 37-44 24-57

W: Win | L: Losses | %: Winning Percentage | GB: Games Behind | STRK: Current Streak | HOME: Record at Home | AWAY: Record when Away | X: Clinched Playoff Berth | Y: Clinched Division | W: Clinched Wild Card

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MLB History

MLB History: Boston Red Stockings from 1876

As claimed by Major League Baseball, the sport in the United States began its first steps with the National League in 1876.

According to MLB’s official historian, John Thorn, the first race in history took place in a game between the Boston Red Stockings (Braves) and the Philadelphia Athletics on April 22, 1876.

Catcher Tim McGinley of the Red Stockings scored that first run.

This great sport was established in 1860, thanks to the soldiers who played it during the Civil War. This sport has had different circumstances that have transformed it into what we know today.

Here are some important details about the evolution of the game:

  • 1876: The National League is created.
  • 1900-1919: This stage is known as the “dead ball” for different reasons, one of them was the poor scoring in the games, dominated by the pitchers of those years. It also refers to the way baseballs were made, since their thread and conditions affected their travel because they had the necessary attributes that today’s balls have.
  • 1901: The American League is born.
  • 1903: Both conferences have a cooperative agreement, with MLB being the oldest professional sports league in the world..
  • 1903: Championship Series and World Series to be played for the first time.
  • 1920: National Commission replaced by powerful Baseball Commissioner.
  • 1920: The Negro leagues were created for baseball organizations to introduce African-American players to the United States..
  • 1920-1930: Popularity increases due to several factors, among them, the Yankees and Babe Ruth, who was a star capable of breaking his own record of 29 home runs, and of course the Great Depression, making teams innovative in their attempts to survive, creating night games, broadcasting games live on the radio and launching promotions such as free admission for women..
  • 1940: Thanks to Branch Rickey, president and general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, the sport’s exclusivity to white people was broken due to his efforts to introduce a black baseball player, getting Jackie Robinson drafted..
  • 1939-1945: During World War II, more than 500 men went to war, leaving the MLB with a shortage of players..
  • 1942: In this year, Kenesaw Mountain Landis, Commissioner of Baseball, wrote to President Roosevelt asking for the continuation of baseball during the war. Roosevelt replied: “I sincerely believe it would be better for the country to keep baseball. There will be fewer people unemployed and everyone will be working longer hours and harder than ever before. And that means they should have the opportunity to have fun and be distracted from work even more than before.”
    The war interrupted the careers of stars such as Stan Musial, Bob Feller, Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio, but baseball clubs continued to field teams.
  • 1946: Jackie Robinson is officially introduced as the first black player in MLB, joining the Montreal Royals on a $600 per month contract..
  • 1952: The participation of women is prohibited by MLB..
  • 1960’s: The American League and National League add eight clubs, including the first non-U.S. team, the Montreal Expos..
  • 1969-1993: Each league consisted of an East Division and a West Division..
  • 1992: The ban on women’s participation in the game is lifted, but to date, there have been no female players in the MLB..
  • 1994: The Central Division is born.
  • 1996: Until this year, the two leagues met on the field only during the World Series and the All-Star Game..
  • 1997: The All-Star Game is implemented.
  • 2000: Both conferences merge into a single organization, headed by Major League Baseball’s Executive Director or Commissioner of Baseball..
  • 2020: Hawk-Eye is used in MLB to assess the accuracy of pitches, hits, players and skills that are prone to analysis in order to improve each team’s statistics.
  • 2023: Oakland Athletics relocation to Las Vegas approved.
  • 2024: The expansion of teams in the league has been promoted, with the possibility of competing for a franchise in Major League Baseball.
 

Winners Who Have Won the Most Games in a Season

  • 1. 1906 Cubs: 116-36 (.763)
  • 2. 2001 Mariners: 116-46 (.716)
  • 3. 1998 Yankees: 114-48 (.704)
  • 4. 1954 Cleveland: 111-43 (.721)
  • 5. 2022 Dodgers: 111-51 (.685)
  • 6. 1909 Pirates: 110-42 (.724)
  • 7. 1927 Yankees: 110-44 (.714)
  • 8. 1969 Orioles: 109-53 (.673)
  • 9. 1961 Yankees: 109-53 (.673)
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MLB Format for the Regular Season & Postseason

As of the 2023 season, teams play as follows in the Regular Season:

  1. Thirteen matches against each of the other four teams in its own division (52 matches in total).
  2. Six or seven games against each of the other ten teams in their own league (64 games in total).
  3. Four matches against a “geographic rival” from the other league.
  4. Three games against each of the other fourteen teams in the other league, for a total of 46 interleague games.

Now that you know why there are so many games in the league, it is time to see how the playoffs work, the second most important part of this Tournament that had its last modification in 2022, expanding the group of teams in the Wild Card Round.

The event is held in bracket format, with 12 teams, six from each league and including the three league division winners and three Wild Card teams per league. This is how they qualify:

  • 1st seed: Best league record
  • 2nd seed: Winner of the second best division
  • 3rd seed: Winner of the third best division
  • 4th seed: Best record among Wild Card teams
  • 5th seed: Second best record among Wild Card teams
  • 6th seed: Third best record among Wild Card teams

Thus, the first and second place teams will advance directly to the Divisional Series. For the Wild Card Series, the #3 seed will face the #6 seed, and the #4 seed will face the #5 seed.

Wild Card Series

The winners of each Wild Card Series advance to the Divisional Series and the losers are eliminated from the postseason.

Each game is played at the home stadium of the higher ranked team, in this case #3 and #4 serve as hosts.

 

MLB’s rule changes for 2024

What should you know about the organization’s regulations? As we have already seen, Major League Baseball has been evolving in different aspects, the rules of the game being one of them.

What has changed? Let’s take a look at what is in effect as of Season 2024.

Runner’s Lane Widening: The runner’s lane has been widened to include the land between the foul line and the turf of the infield. The lane is marked with chalk to prevent runners from straying into foul territory.

Pitch Timer Reduction: The pitch timer has been reduced from 20 seconds to 18 seconds with runners on base. It will remain 15 seconds with the bases empty, and pitchers retain the ability to step off the plate and reset the clock twice per plate appearance without penalty.

Base Blocking Guideline: This is a guideline to the existing rule, and grants the runner the base when it is determined that the fielder has impeded the runner’s progress while not in possession of the ball and was not in the act of fielding the ball.

Pace Adjustments: There are a few other changes intended to tighten things up:

1. Pitching Changes: The clock will be reset to 2 minutes, instead of 2:15 if a new pitcher enters the warning zone with less than 2 minutes left on the inning break clock.

2. Mound visits: Reduced from five to four visits, with one additional visit to the mound in the ninth inning if the defensive team has no visits left at the end of the eighth inning.

3. Avoidance: The Field Timing Coordinator will now reset the clock after a dead ball when the pitcher has the ball and play is ready to resume.

4. Batter faced requirement: A pitcher sent to warm up for an inning must face at least one batter.

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MLB News, Analysis & Predictions

Not as normal information, you could use the latest team news during the regular season, postseason and World Series.

The betting analysis make an exceptional support when making your short, medium and long term plans, as each article comes with relevant information such as injuries, pitchers’ streaks, featured players, last minute transfers, strengths and weaknesses of the rivalries.

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Dodgers at Yankees 2024 World Series Game 4 Odds, Preview & Expert Pick – L.A. lead 3-0

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World Series Game 3 Odds: Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Yankees, 2024 Fall Classic Expert Analysis

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Fan’s Corner

Currently, according to figures from Nielsen Sports Sponsorlink, Major League Baseball has more than 170 million fans in the United States and 10 million in Canada.

Tremendous, isn’t it? With such a large number, the sport is much more than just betting.

Movies are a proof of this, and here in MyBookie, we mention and recommend to you the best ones that you should not miss:

  • 1. The Sandlot
  • 2. The Fan
  • 3. Field of Dreams
  • 4. Major League
  • 5. Major League 2
  • 6. For Love of the Game
  • 7. The Rookie
  • 8. 42
  • 9. Moneyball
  • 10. A League of Their Own
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