Baseball / Analytics
Death By Data
A blistering reckoning with the analytics revolution that turned the national pastime into a spreadsheet — and the men who refuse to let it.
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Coming Soon · A Novel by Joel D. Bradley
MR. LUCKY
Sometimes the only thing harder than changing your luck… is changing what you believe.
A man convinced that bad luck follows him suddenly becomes the luckiest man in America — until he falls in love with the one woman who may prove every superstition true.
Joel D. Bradley
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The Catalogue
Featured Books
Two titles. Two reckonings. Each one a hardcover argument for the world we want.
Romantic Satire
Swipe Wright
A neon-soaked send-up of love in the age of algorithms. Sharper than a left-swipe, warmer than a match notification.
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Immortals
Nine figures who embody the soul of the game. Trusted to never be forgotten.
1820–1892
Alexander Cartwright
Father of the game
1814–1899
Daniel “Doc” Adams
Architect of the rules
1832–1882
William Hulbert
Founder, National League
1850–1915
A.G. Spalding
Pitcher, builder, evangelist
1864–1931
Ban Johnson
Founder, American League
1862–1956
Connie Mack
The Tall Tactician
1862–1935
Billy Sunday
Outfielder turned preacher
1879–1930
Rube Foster
Father of Black baseball
1960–1975
Juan Marichal
The Dominican Dandy
Read about these immortals in Death By Data: How Analytics and Technology Are Killing Baseball — 2nd Edition.