Moneyball Crossword

Billy Beane looked for ____ players.
Billy Beane tried to save this.
A common theme in Moneyball that refers to scouts being this.
Baseball players need to be ____ to make it into the Major Leagues.
The acronym for the times a player gets on base divided by the number of times they're at bat.
The acronym for the number of hits a player gets divided by the number of times they're at bat.
The idea of combining math and baseball.
A baseball fanatic who wrote books about the game.
A baseball fanatic who developed pitching statistics.
The GM of the Oakland A's in 2002.
The manager of the A's in 2002.
Someone who worked with Billy Beane and used sabermetrics.
Someone who looks at high school and college baseball players and tries to bring them to the Major Leagues.
The author of Moneyball promotes the importance of this which includes ambition and concentration.
The market's determined ___ of a player decides his price to acquire.
An A's pitcher who didn't throw hard, but still fooled batters with his sidearm and relentless optimism.
This person said, "Ninety percent of baseball is half mental."
This player was acquired by the Yankees in 2002 and was before a key part of the A's lineup.
Michael Lewis as well as many GMs were this before becoming involved in baseball.
Michael Lewis compares baseball and the acquiring of players to the U.S. ___.
The right for someone to own sports team.
Michael Lewis compared teams to ___.
The year the A's lost to the Twins in the playoffs.
The A's had this number of wins in a row, which set as a record.
What does batting average not include?