Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | |
Title of article | Baseball Fans |
Publication information | vBulletin |
Name of site or online journal | Baseball Fans Network |
Publication or sponsor of the site | Jelsoft Enterprise |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | 2010 |
Date you accessed the site | November 9, 2011 |
URL | http://www.baseballfans.net/x/ |
"Baseball Fans." Baseball Fans Network. Jelsoft Enterprise, 2010. Web. 9 Nov. 2011. <http://www.baseballfans.net/x/>.
• Should you use this source? If so, how will it support your project?
I definitely want to use this source for my project because it provides a large amount of information on the actually baseball fan characteristics.
• Will your audience find this source credible and persuasive? Why?
My audience will find this source credible and persuasive because it helps them realize what a baseball fan is and how they contribute to the game.
• Is the credibility of this source suspect in any way? How?
No the source is credible for my paper.
Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Matt Woolsey |
Title of article | America’s Most Loyal Baseball Fans |
Name of site or online journal | Forbes |
Publication or sponsor of the site | Self Serve Advertising |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | October 2008 |
Date you accessed the site | November 9, 2011 |
URL | http://www.forbes.com/2008/08/07/baseball-fans-loyal.html |
Woolsey, Matt. "America's Most Loyal Baseball Fans." Forbes. Self-Serving Advertising, Oct. 2008. Web. 9 Nov. 2011. <http://www.forbes.com/2008/08/07/baseball-fans-loyal.html>.
• Should you use this source? If so, how will it support your project?
I would like to use this source for my project because it describes some of the most loyal fans in baseball and provides teams that they support.
• Will your audience find this source credible and persuasive? Why?
My audience will find this source credible and persuasive because it provides specific evidence of teams where the fans are very devoted.
• Is the credibility of this source suspect in any way? How?
No the source is credible for my paper.
Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Dave Carter |
Title of article | The Importance of Connecting With the Fans |
Name of site or online journal | Techdirty |
Publication or sponsor of the site | Techdirty |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | September 2009 |
Date you accessed the site | November 9, 2011 |
URL | http://www.techdirt.com/articles.html |
Carter, Dave. "The Importance of Connecting With the Fans." Techdirty. Techdirty, Sept. 2009. Web. 9 Nov. 2011. <http://www.techdirt.com/articles.html>.
• Should you use this source? If so, how will it support your project?
I would like to use this source for my paper because I want to describe the importance of the fan and show what would be the consequences if the fan base was gone.
• Will your audience find this source credible and persuasive? Why?
My audience will find this source credible and persuasive because it will help describe the importance of the fan and what are the consequences if we lost the fan base. It provides examples of how we need to connect closer with the fans.
• Is the credibility of this source suspect in any way? How?
No the source is credible for my paper.
Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Edgar F. Wolfe |
Title of article | The Rise of the Baseball Fan |
Name of site or online journal | History Matters |
Publication or sponsor of the site | Literary Digest |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | August 2007 |
Date you accessed the site | November 9, 2011 |
URL | http://historymatters.gmu.edu.html |
Wolfe, Edgar F. "The Rise of the Baseball Fan." History Matters. Literary Digest, Aug. 2007. Web. 9 Nov. 2011. <http://historymatters.gmu.edu.html>.
Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Matthew J. Bernthal |
Title of article | Attendance Motivation |
Name of site or online journal | Questia |
Publication or sponsor of the site | Questia |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | July 2011 |
Date you accessed the site | November 9, 2011 |
URL | http://www.questia.com/googleScholar.html |
Bernthal, Matthew J. "Attendance Motivation." Questia. Questia, July 2011. Web. 9 Nov. 2011. <http://www.questia.com/googleScholar.html>.
• Should you use this source? If so, how will it support your project?
I want to use this source for my paper because it provides key examples to how the fans are connected to the players.
• Will your audience find this source credible and persuasive? Why?
My audience will find this source credible and persuasive because it allows them to understand that the whole reason for the player’s success is the fan base and support.
• Is the credibility of this source suspect in any way? How?
No the source is credible for my paper.
Journals
Author’s name | James Gentry |
Title of article | Fan Ritualization |
Publication Information | 1997 |
Name of journal | Journal of Sports Behavior |
Gentry, James. "Fan Ritualization." Journal of Sports Behavior (1997). Print.
• Should you use this source? If so, how will it support your project?
I want to use this source for my paper because it is an article written on the ritualization of fans. What fans do before the game such as tailgates etc.
• Will your audience find this source credible and persuasive? Why?
My audience will find this source credible and persuasive because they can make connections to this article why they go to games and they will have similar traditions.
• Is the credibility of this source suspect in any way? How?
No the source is credible for my paper.
Journals
Author’s name | David W. Smith |
Title of article | Baseball Records |
Publication Information | April 2011 |
Name of journal | Retrosheet |
Smith, David W. "Baseball Records." Retrosheet (2011). Print.
Journals
Author’s name | John Mihelich |
Title of article | Baseball is Life |
Publication Information | 2006 |
Name of journal | Magazine of Western History |
Mihelich, John. "Baseball Is Life." Magazine of Western History (2006). Print.
• Should you use this source? If so, how will it support your project?
I want to use this source for my paper because this article really shows the importance of how devoted these baseball fans really are.
• Will your audience find this source credible and persuasive? Why?
The audience will find this source credible and persuasive because they are able to listen to personal opinion and be able to relate to the article.
• Is the credibility of this source suspect in any way? How?
No the source is credible for my paper.
Journals
Author’s name | George Gmelch |
Title of article | Baseball Magic |
Publication Information | September 2000 |
Name of journal | University of Nebraska Press |
Gmelch, George. "Baseball Magic (review)." Baseball Magic 1.4 (2000): 658-60. Print.
• Should you use this source? If so, how will it support your project?
This source is really important to my paper because this article provides key examples to all the different wonders of baseball.
• Will your audience find this source credible and persuasive? Why?
The audience will find this source credible and persuasive because this article describes all the wonders of baseball. It describes everything a fan loves about the game and the atmosphere.
• Is the credibility of this source suspect in any way? How?
No the source is credible for my paper.
Book
Author’s names | Aaron Knight |
Title of the book | Strike Five |
Place of publication | New York |
Name of publisher | Create Space |
Date of publication | August 2010 |
Medium of publication | Print |
Knight, Aaron. Strike Five. New York: Create Space, 2010. Print.
• Should you use this source? If so, how will it support your project?
I want to use this source for my paper because it was a great chance to read sections of a book that really illustrated the importance of the fan in baseball.
• Will your audience find this source credible and persuasive? Why?
The audience will find this source credible and persuasive because this book provides different stories and experience throughout baseball history.
• Is the credibility of this source suspect in any way? How?
No the source is credible for my paper.
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