Post Tagged with: "Baseball"

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  More Home Runs AND Faster Pitches? How Do They Do That?

  “Power performance” in baseball achieved all-time records in 2018. How? Alan Hall has the answer the scientists missed.
   
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  It’s Going, Going, Going…And That Ball Is Outta Here!!

  Imagine taking a swing at the most expensive baseball in history.
   
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  Stocks Have Slumped. Will Baseball Be Next?

  Soaring stocks and record home run seasons go hand-in-glove. What’s the secret behind this curious correlation?
   

• The Baseball Study: Home Runs, Strikeouts, SWAT and the Stock Market

  In the October 2017 Socionomist, senior researcher Alan Hall detailed how social mood has regulated trends in baseball and stocks for nearly 150 years. You can see excerpts of his work and other socionomic insights on baseball in the right sidebar. And check out the study’s media coverage below. Print […]
   
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  Swinging For The Fences

  SI’s Alan Hall talks about how social mood impels batters to swing for the fences.
   
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  Here’s Why Stocks and Home Runs Are at All-Time Highs

  Why in the world would Major League Baseball home run statistics track the U.S. stock market?
   
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  Social Mood Stimulates the Sultans of Swat

  Social mood has regulated trends in baseball and stocks for nearly 150 years.
   
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  Here’s Why Stocks and Home Runs Are at All-Time Highs

  See the chart and learn what else is new for socionomics members in the monthly preview video.
   
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  [Mood Riffs] If Ping Pong Paid Like This, It’d Be “Sayonara Socionomics Institute” For Me!

  The Florida Marlins just slammed one out of the ball park, signing a monster, 13-year, $325 million deal.
   
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  [Article] A Historic Extreme in Baseball Emotions

  Sports can provide a background for extreme emotions socially expressed.