Podcasts that mention 📚 Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game by Michael Lewis

The book is 'Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game.' It wasn’t merely that your writing pointed out that the Old Guard was frequently wrong; you were also calling into question their intelligence as well as their integrity.

In this segment, the podcast host mentions the book 'Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game' by Michael Lewis, highlighting its critical examination of traditional views in the world of sports.

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but uh what they're effectively trying to do was have you ever watched moneyball like yeah so they're trying to do something similar to taking that in this case basketball taking a statistical approach to to to basketball

Lex Fridman asks if the guest has watched 'Moneyball' in the context of applying statistics to sports, referencing the book/movie's theme.

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is football as like you know there's obviously the famous Moneyball thing where he's like I don't care what who's a superstar who's not I'm just going to look at the math and we're just going to pick people off spreadsheets

The speaker refers to the 'famous Moneyball thing' as an example of using data/math in sports (baseball) to find undervalued assets.

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We'll be back in the feed on Sunday with a special interview with Michael Lewis the culture changing author of Moneyball The Big Short and countless other great books about his new book on the people that make the government work

The host mentions an upcoming interview with Michael Lewis and lists this as one of his previous books.

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And by the way, I remember reading Moneyball. That was 2003. The great Michael when that book came out. The great Michael Lewis. Absolutely. The great Michael Lewis. I've read all his books. These guys have never read a book in their lives. And I read I read that book. My ears work. They read book reviews though, I'm sure. But but I I remember thinking at the time when I heard that they were making Moneyball into a film, I thought if you've read the book, you think, well, how the [ __ ] are they going to do that, right?

Mike De Luca mentions reading the book 'Moneyball' by Michael Lewis and discusses its adaptation into a film.

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Some of his books have even become some of our favorite movies, such as The Blind Side, Moneyball, and The Big Short.

Jason introduces Michael Lewis and highlights his books, including Moneyball, which have also been adapted into popular movies.

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