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1. www.usatoday.com › story › sportsFrom field to front office, many believe chemistry still ...

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   We’re talking about clubhouse chemistry, and the culture that can raise a major league team to extraordinary heights without having the biggest payroll or most talent.

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   Apr 4, 2012 · By far the best treatise on clubhouse chemistry I've heard came from Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland. In June of 2010, he opened up to a group of reporters about what a bunch of BS clubhouse ...

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   Do players 'learn' to create chemistry?

   • They found that players do seem to “learn” to create chemistry—intangible contributions to team success tend to rise with age and, for the most part, only become appreciable in players’ mid-to-late 30s, which is very late in a player’s career. (Good-chemistry players may also just stick around the league longer.)

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   Why is chemistry important in baseball?

   • In its typical invocation, chemistry is a cop-out—an after-the-fact explanation of why a team won, especially against the odds. It lets us avoid uncomfortable truths: that baseball, like the workforce, is not always a meritocracy; that mediocre teams can capitalize on luck to beat very good ones; that the sport can be cosmically unjust.

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   Could team chemistry emerge from literal chemistry?

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   Could solving baseball chemistry improve corporate teamwork?

   • “Moneyball” is already used to explain changes in everything from company hiring to restaurant operations. Now, it is hoped, solving baseball chemistry might advance corporate teamwork where Myers-Briggs tests and other methods have failed. “Baseball is a team game,” Pete Rose, the former player and manager, once said.

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4. www.theatlantic.com › magazine › archiveWhat Makes a Team Great? - The Atlantic

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   Surely that’s too simple. A good team helps those men reach their individual goals, and harnesses them to something larger. The question is how. In its typical invocation, chemistry is a cop-out ...

5. www.imdb.com › title › tt9269914"Brockmire" Clubhouse Chemistry (TV Episode 2019) - IMDb

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   May 1, 2019 · Clubhouse Chemistry: Directed by Maurice Marable. With Hank Azaria, J.K. Simmons, Tawny Newsome, Tyrel Jackson Williams. Brockmire urges Charles to leave a toxic relationship.

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   • Genre: Comedy, Drama, Sport

   • Director: Maurice Marable
   • Release Date: 2019-05-01

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7. www.msn.com › en-us › sportsMax Muncy discusses the importance of clubhouse chemistry in ...

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   Max Muncy went on the explain how chemistry in the clubhouse has always been a priority for the franchise. He also explained that there is a method behind the roster building that goes beyond just ...

8. blog.philbirnbaum.com › espn-on-clubhouse-chemistrySabermetric Research: ESPN quantifies clubhouse chemistry

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   Mar 21, 2014 · On page 46, ESPN says that high salary inequality is one of the things that's bad for chemistry. In 2008, the five teams with the highest SD of batter salary had an average age of 30.4. The seven teams with the lowest SD had an average age of 28.7. That one goes the right way.

9. apnews.com › general-news-98c989e9067a4b539b252becClubhouse chemistry in digital age: Winning still cures all

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   May 5, 2015 · Clubhouse chemistry in digital age: Winning still cures all. By DAVE CAMPBELL. Updated 4:04 PM PDT, May 5, 2015. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Relaxing with a cup of coffee in the Minnesota Twins’ clubhouse one day last year at spring training, Eddie Guardado looked around. All the heads he saw were down. “Nobody’s talking to anybody,” said ...