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    INTRODUCTION Baseball ballpark owners owe a duty of care to spectators who attend games their stadiums. Historically, there has been a devotion to the “baseball rule”, which is essentially a tool of public policy used to protect stadium owners. However, there is very little consensus on what exactly the rule entails and how it is applied across all jurisdictions. While this rule is justified based on a limited amount of data, Gallatin legislature should either reshape it to better reflect modern

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    There are unwritten rules in every professional sport that have lasted for generations. For example, in hockey, many players live by this mantra: If an injury is "away from your heart," you can play. In other words, if you lose a few teeth from a stick slash, or take a few stitches between periods after absorbing a puck to the face, you're going back in the game because, after all, your heart is still beating. Hockey players are tough. They're nuts, but they're tough. Baseball also has a major,

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    New Major League Baseball rule: Pitching change a must for 7th mound visit by coach or manager. http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/ct-mlb-pitching-change-mound-visits-20180220-story.html I choose this current event because of my love for baseball. My whole life I have grown up with baseball and the one complaint I seem to always get is "its just so slow and boring." This new MLB rule is in place to speed of the game and attract more fans. At what point are these rules good for the game

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    Baseball rule changes: Annotated Bibliography Adam, Felder “Baseball’s Fancy New Instant-Replay System Is Useless.” Theatlantic.com. Culture article. 31 Mar. 2014 11 Oct. 2015. This article was found on the atlantic.com in the culture of baseball section. Adam Felder is the associate director of digital analytics also a baseball writer. The article concentrates on how baseball replay has been useless for some teams. Some people say they need to fix Instant replay. Basically instant replay needs

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    Major League Baseball is an organization steeped in tradition and custom. Nothing short of an Executive Order is necessary to alter the rules that govern the sport. While that may be a slight exaggeration, the foundation of the game has remained largely unchanged on the professional level for decades. That said, a recent change in the rules has stirred a bit of controversy among managers, players and fans. As is often the case with rule alterations, the change seemed to stem from a play in Game

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    Jacob Fuglsang Mrs. Dwiggins Computers 12 January 2014 Eddie Lacy Eddie started off in his home town of Geismar Louisiana . He played for the Dutchtown Griffins .His senior year he weighed 210 pounds and was 5’11 feet tall , a body made to truck . And thats exactly what they used him for Eddie is definitely not the fastest but he hits hard , very hard.He graduated in 2009 .He did win one award while

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    Someone is standing in front of a group of people, coming up with lines on the spot. They look at the crowd and the crowd is clearly cheering them on to continue. Their partner says a funny line and they choke up because they can not come up with a way to respond. Somewhere behind them, someone says freeze. They both freeze. The person who hesitated to responded gets tagged out. Then the new person starts a new scene in a completely different place. This is Drama Club. Drama Club is a club people

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    A Volleyball Life The gyms are full of hot and sweaty people. No air conditioning, but with just a little wind from some fans over head. People bump into each other in the crowded rooms. Whistles are blowing, players are yelling with excitement, while some are upset about a loss. Teams are winning and teams are losing. Outside, the beach waves are washing up onto the sand. The sounds of seagulls’ wings flapping against the air. Children splashing the water with excitement. The first match of

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    I was on the swingset alone I was mad I was swinging, and I was swinging high, someone made fun of me and I was pretty mad about it, they humiliated me in front of everyone. I wanted to get back at them… I wanted revenge, so i jumped off the swing… While i was airborne I was changing I was changing, I changed color. I turned grey then my body started changing, ripping my clothes, first I grew wings keeping me airborne then my fingers started disappearing, all but three, and those three grew, my

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    4th Quarter “3rd and 10 on the Dragons 40 yard line, 20 seconds to go. 10 to 7 Dragons are leading, timeout Cougars as they talk things over.” Hi I’m Ryan Hobbes, I bet you’re wondering what is happening. Well I play for the Cougars varsity high school football team in New York. I’m in 11th grade and I want to go all the way. Anyway off of me, I’m in a game right now versus our rival team the Dragons. I’m the top wide receiver on our team, but I have not gotten a lot of action this game.

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