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Lean Baseball – Playing For Keeps (Revisited)
As I type this post, the San Francisco Giants are up 3-0 on the Texas Rangers in Game 4 of the 2010 World Series…7th inning. theThinkShack’s very first post, written in May 2010, was Lean Baseball – Playing For Keeps. … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, lean, lean implementation, lean thinking, World Series
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Lean Baseball – Playing For Keeps
I love all kinds of sports. The big five; football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and soccer, all have their own unique way of digging down into my innermost competitive being and capturing the undivided attention they so skillfully pursue. I’m obsessed … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, continuous improvement, lean, lean implementation, respect, respect for people, winning
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