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In 2002, the Oakland Athletics baseball team used what strategy to put together a team for only $41 million?
Using different statistics, like on-base percentage (how many times a player made it on to a base) and slugging percentage (how powerful they are as a hitter), they were able to see the benefits in having less expensive players on their team while still winning games. This is the premise of the movie, "Moneyball."
This $41 million budget is compared to the New York Yankees, who had $125 million in 2002.