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About John Beamer

John is a consultant for a Boston based strategy firm and has been so for far too long. John was born in London, England and despite spending time in Washington, Seattle, Orlando and San Francisco he natuarlly decided to follow the Atlanta Braves once they started winning in 1991. In his spare time John watches and reads about baseball as much as possible. He also enjoys spending time with his wife and son, who will grow up an Atlanta Brave fan. He welcomes comments via e-mail


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John Beamer's Articles

2008

How can general managers increase the value of their franchise?

May 05, 2008
John returns with his final installment looking at how much ball clubs are worth

Say hello to Nationals Park

April 30, 2008
There is a new stadium in the rotation: Nationals Park

How much is your team worth, 2008

April 24, 2008
John's annual moan about Forbes' franchise values.

The baseball economist

April 14, 2008
A look at some of the studies in JC's book, The Baseball Economist

How much would you pay for a baseball franchise?

April 07, 2008
One year on, part 3 on John's ball club valuation series hits the press!

What the markets expect in 2008

March 31, 2008
John takes a look at what the prediction markets are prognosticating for the coming year.

Trade review: Bobby Abreu

March 24, 2008
It's trade review time again. Bobby Abreu steps up to the plate.

Five Questions: Seattle Mariners

March 13, 2008
Mirror, mirror on the wall, can the M's win it all?

Interview: Geoff Young and the Ducksnorts 2008 Annual

February 25, 2008
John and Geoff chat about life, the universe and everything over a cold beer.

Take a chance on me (by Barry Bonds) …

February 18, 2008
Surely it is worth a team taking a punt on Barry Bonds. Surely.

The Mets in 2009 and beyond

February 11, 2008
Are the Mets built to contend only in 2008? What about 2009 and beyond?

Another look at the Johan Santana trade

February 04, 2008
For those who aren't bored with the Santana circus ...

Rules and quirks (coming back for more)

January 28, 2008
The response to the last rules and quirks column was overwhelming. John checks out the thoughts of some THT readers.

Trade review: Andy Marte and Edgar Renteria

January 21, 2008
The Marte/Renteria deal was slammed by Braves fans. However, it looks as though John Schuerholz once more came out on top.

Rules and quirks

January 14, 2008
John dives into the rule book to find 10 rules of baseball that if you do know you probably shouldn’t, and if you don’t know you probably wouldn’t want to.

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