Alternative Dispute Resolution
Nov. 26, 2011
Baseball as metaphor: What we can learn from the 2011 World Series
The willingness to stay at the table until the game is won brings success in sports and mediation. By Robert N. Dobbins of Judicate West
Among the many skills-based attributes that brought both teams to the World Series and gave the St. Louis Cardinals the win in Game 6, and ultimately the championship, were focus, patience, and perseverance. In the sports world, they call it "heart" - an attempt to find a single, dramatic word to describe the sometimes unexplainable ability to simply never give up.
The Cardinals trailed the Texas Rangers five times in Gam...
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