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Through the Looking Glass: The Forgotten World of Cuban Baseball

Eric Enders

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Abstract

Imagine a world where baseball is played just for the fun of it. A place where world-class players walk or ride their bikes to the ballpark and know the fans by their first names. A place where some of the best baseball in the world is played, with no luxury boxes, no owners, no MasterCard commercials and, above all, no labor conflicts.

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Imagine a world where baseball is played just for the fun of it. A place where world-class players walk or ride their bikes to the ballpark and know the fans by their first names. A place where some of the best baseball in the world is played, with no luxury boxes, no owners, no MasterCard commercials and, above all, no labor conflicts.

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Imagine a world where baseball is played just for the fun of it. A place where world-class players walk or ride their bikes to the ballpark and know the fans by their first names. A place where some of the best baseball in the world is played, with no luxury boxes, no owners, no MasterCard commercials and, above all, no labor conflicts.

Key concepts: World class, Advertising, Class (philosophy), Art, Visual arts, History, Business, Engineering

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