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| 03 Sep 2014 04:04 PM |
Of all of the books I have read, movies I have watched there is one that comes to mind as my favorite. My favorite movie is Moneyball, starring Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill. I enjoy this movie very much because as much as I love playing baseball this movie sparked my interest as I look to go into sports management in my career. I am also very interested in watching baseball it is one of my biggest hobbies. If you found me every night you are bound to find me watching a baseball game or a show about baseball and the MLB. Moneyball is a movie about how the Oakland Athletics turned there team from being a very bad team, to a playoff team with little money. Unlike teams like the New York Yankees, Oakland does not have there payroll in the 100 millions. They only have about 52 million. Obviously the player will want to sign to the team that offers the player more money. Oakland needed to analyze players and find the most underrated players, which other teams thought had little value. They ended up using many different statistics to determine whom to sign. In the end, they made the playoffs over the teams with a much higher pay roll. This shows that money doesn’t hold you back from achieving your goals despite the team being knocked out in the first round. I am very interested in the way the game is managed, the front office situations. In the future I would like to be a general manager, a person who is in charge of the players’ contracts, trading, and the overall management of the team. Since this movie was all about the general manager position, and molding a winning team with the resources you are given. Moneyball is also an award-winning book, but I have only watched the movie. I enjoyed the movie,” Moneyball” very much and it definitely peaked my interests.
i just finished now review it |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:05 PM |
| it is not actually formated like that |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:06 PM |
| In my opinion, I think its good. |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:11 PM |
| I read the whole thing. It was really good. Also the grammar, spelling and punctuation were good. 2 things, though. The first is that at the beginning you stated "I am also very interested in watching baseball it is one of my biggest hobbies." Then later on you used "I am very interested" again. I mean that is minor and you CAN leave it as it is if you want. The second thing is At the end you said "I enjoyed the movie "Moneyball", The quotation mark on the left beside the comma is facing the wrong way. Other than that I loved the essay and the movie too! |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:11 PM |
DEAR TEACHER BROBRO264 SUCKS THE END |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:12 PM |
| YOU NEED SOME FACTS IF U WANNA SAY BROBRO264 SUCKS |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:13 PM |
lrn2comma rite
"I swear, if something bad happens to my friends, I'll rip every tooth out of that shark and make it into the most beautiful necklace you've ever seen." |
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mjo123
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:14 PM |
| I AM GOING TO USE SPICE HOLD ON |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:15 PM |
turned THEIR* team I am also very interested in watching baseball>>comma<< it is one of my biggest hobbies. |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:16 PM |
Of all of the books I have read, movies I have watched there is one that comes to mind as my favorite. My favorite movie is Moneyball, starring Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill. I enjoy this movie very much because as much as I love playing baseball this movie sparked my interest as I look to go into sports management in my career. I am also very interested in watching baseball it is one of my biggest hobbies. If you found me every night you are bound to find me watching a baseball game or a show about baseball and the MLB. Moneyball is a movie about how the Oakland Athletics turned there team from being a very bad team, to a playoff team with little money. Unlike teams like the New York Yankees, Oakland does not have there payroll in the 100 millions. They only have about 52 million. Obviously the player will want to sign to the team that offers the player more money. Oakland needed to analyze players and find the most underrated players, which other teams thought had little value. They ended up using many different statistics to determine whom to sign. In the end, they made the playoffs over the teams with a much higher pay roll. This shows that money doesn’t hold you back from achieving your goals despite the team being knocked out in the first round. I am very interested in the way the game is managed, the front office situations. In the future I would like to be a general manager, a person who is in charge of the players’ contracts, trading, and the overall management of the team. Since this movie was all about the general manager position, and molding a winning team with the resources you are given. Moneyball is also an award-winning book, but I have only watched the movie. I enjoyed the movie,” Moneyball” very much and it definitely peaked my interests. -------------------------------------------------------------------- (Some corrections I found, first sentence is original, second is fixed)
ORIGINAL: I am also very interested in watching baseball it is one of my biggest hobbies. FIXED: I am also very interested in watching baseball, as it is one of my favorite hobbies.
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Obviously the player will want to sign to the team that offers the player more money. Obviously, the player will want to sign to the team that offers the player more money.
I enjoyed the movie,” Moneyball” very much and it definitely peaked my interests. I enjoyed the movie, "Moneyball", very much, and it definitely peaked my interests.
TIP: Try to always but a comma before the conjunctions/FANBOYS (For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So)
Other than that, this is a very well described essay. Good job :)
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:31 PM |
how id edit
Of all of the books I have read and the movies I have watched there is one that comes to mind as my favorite. My favorite movie is Moneyball, starring Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill. I enjoy this movie very much because as much as I love playing baseball, this movie sparked my interest as I look to go into sports management in my career. I am also very interested in watching baseball because it is one of my biggest hobbies. If you see me every night, you are bound to find me watching a baseball game or a show about baseball and the MLB. Moneyball is a movie about how the Oakland Athletics turned their team from being a very mediocre team, to a playoff team with little money. Unlike teams like the New York Yankees, Oakland did not have their payroll in the 100 millions of dollars. They only had about 52 million. Most players will want to sign to the team that offers them more money. Oakland needed to analyze players and find the most underrated players, which other teams thought had little value. They ended up using many different statistics to determine whom to sign. In the end, they made the playoffs over the teams with a much higher pay roll. This shows that money doesn't hold you back from achieving your goals, despite the team being knocked out in the first round. I am very interested in the way the game is managed with the front office situations. In the future, I would like to be a general manager, a person who is in charge of the players’ contracts, trading, and the overall management of the team. Since this movie was all about the general manager position and molding a winning team with the resources you are given. Moneyball is also an award-winning book, but I have only watched the movie. I enjoyed the movie Moneyball very much and it definitely peaked my interests.
theres a few things i left out cause its hard to edit underline moneyball every time
"I swear, if something bad happens to my friends, I'll rip every tooth out of that shark and make it into the most beautiful necklace you've ever seen." |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:32 PM |
"how id edit"
Definitely take grammatical advice from the person that just botched a fragmented sentence. |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:34 PM |
did you even read what i edited no?
then shut up
everyone knows i dont use grammar on roblox
"I swear, if something bad happens to my friends, I'll rip every tooth out of that shark and make it into the most beautiful necklace you've ever seen." |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:38 PM |
Based upon the vast horizon of all of the books I have read alongside movies, there is the most enriching film production that stimulated my enjoyment senses: Moneyball. This magnificent film is firmly built around the major stars regarding Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill. I simply enjoy this movie astronomically due to the facts I am overjoyed to play baseball and also fueled my ambition to pursue sports management regarding my future career. I also deeply consider baseball as my favorite viewing pleasure the sport is crafted to become one of my personal biggest hobbies. If you sought to locate myself at due time, one will be guaranteed to find myself watching a baseball game or a show about baseball and the MLB as a whole. Moneyball has a foundation plot regarding the reason of how the Oakland Athletics turned their team from being a very mediocre team, to a shining playoff-bound team with minuscule income. A highly regarded MLB team, the New York Yankees, Oakland ceases to obtain their payroll in the 100 million profit range; they only have about 52 million. Obviously the anticipated incoming new player will want to sign to the team that offers him a more worthwhile contract. Oakland needed to analyze players and find the most underrated players in order to save on money which appeared as a success due to, other teams thought those players had little skill to be in the pro leagues. The executives ended up using many different statistics to determine whom to sign to their already in shambles roster. In the end, they made the playoffs over the teams with a much higher pay roll. This shows that money doesn’t hold anything back from achieving any set goal despite being knocked out in the first round. My own opinion is very high in the way the team is managed going hand in hand with the front office situations and the effects the decisions had upon the team. In the future I would inspire myself to become a general manager, a person who is in charge of the players’ contracts, trading, and the overall management of the team. Since this movie was all about the general manager position, and molding a winning team with the resources you are given: I still hold true to my statement regarding how money doesn’t hold anyone back, just set a goal.
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:41 PM |
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:42 PM |
First 2 lines are awkward, you jump from my favorite book is no doubt (doesnt even say what book) then you say your favorite movie is Moneyball starring Jonah Hill & Brad Pitt
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| 03 Sep 2014 04:42 PM |
"how id edit"
Definitely take grammatical advice from the person that just botched a fragmented sentence. ------------------------------------------- classic bensbrother |
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| 03 Sep 2014 05:07 PM |
IT SUCKS DO IT OVER AGAIN
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| 03 Sep 2014 05:07 PM |
| dear lord rest in peace formal writing rules |
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