How is Baseball Like Trial?
Posted on May 21, 2007
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I am in New York right now helping a person accused in a federal drug case that’s pending in the Southern District of New York (in Manhattan); last night I got to watch the Yankees play the Mets at Shea Stadium (which isn’t going to be around much longer — they’re building the new park next door).
As a lover of metaphor, I feel that any worthwhile human endeavor bears similarities to every other, but I guess I don’t know enough about baseball to say how baseball is like trial (and Google provided absolutely no help).
Any thoughts?
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