Bennet Miller’s directorial, Moneyball (2011), is a movie that explores the real-life events surrounding the Oakland Atheltics’ distinct approach to building a competitive basketball team for the 2002 ...

Baseball season is underway, and that means that when the games aren't on, fans of America's pastime will be looking to baseball movies for a dramatized, stylized, and emotionally satisfying rendering ...

Based on Michael Lewis’s non-fiction book, Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, Moneyball tells the true story of general manager Billy Beane and his strategy to make the Oakland Athletics ...

Former Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane is credited with popularizing the use of analytics in baseball when he guided the low-budget A’s to success in the early 2000s using the so-called ...

Dating back to its release in 2011, Moneyball has widely been considered one of the best sports movies of all time. Adapted from the 2003 Michael Lewis book by the same name, the film somehow managed ...

The prospect of “Moneyball” earning a best picture nom but falling short of the Oscar would be poetic, a case of life imitating art imitating life — and a very real possibility, considering the ...

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