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	Name: John Charles Bradbury (a.k.a. John-Charles or J.C.) Born: Charlotte, NC, 1973 Occupation: Associate Professor of HPS, Kennesaw State University Education: Ph.D. (Economics) George Mason University, 2000; B.A. Wofford College, 1996 Family: Married with two daughters C.V. Facebook Profile
	Hot Stove Economics: Understanding Baseball's Second Season (Copernicus/Springer) Who are baseball's "most valuable" players? Why free agents are worth their seemingly exorbitant salaries. Which teams get the most out of their budgets? Why small-market teams aren't doomed to fail, and revenue sharing has little to do with it. Debunking common myths of the hot stove league.
	The Baseball Economist: The Real Game Exposed (Dutton/Plume) Why are there more hit batters in the AL? What happened to the left-handed catcher? How have steroids affected the game? What are the best/worst managed organizations in baseball? What are players worth? How good is Leo Mazzone? Do big cities really dominate small cities? Is MLB a Monopoly?
	Sabernomics: Economic Thinking About Baseball Daily musings on baseball and economics, on and off the field.