Jonathan Silverman is a professor of English at UMass Lowell. He is the coauthor of Johnny Cash International: How and Why Fans Love the Man in Black and author of Nine Choices: Johnny Cash and American Culture.
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1. Acknowledgments 2. Introduction 3. Timeline 4. Part I. Histories of Cheating in Baseball * Chapter 1. Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, and Cheating: Blame It on the Pitchers (Steven Gietschier) * Chapter 2. Cheating versus Gamesmanship: Ethical Relativism in Baseball? (George Gmelch) * Chapter 3. "This Is Not a Cultural Issue": The Astros' (and Baseball's) Willingness to Overlook Domestic Violence (Katherine Murray) * Chapter 4. Round Up the Usual Suspects: Cheating in Baseball (Richard Crepeau) 5. Part II. The Scandal Unfolds * Chapter 5. Finally, a Fun Baseball Scandal (Will Leitch) * Chapter 6. What Is the Sound of One Bat Slapping? Reading the Houston Astros' Trash Can (Roberta Newman) * Chapter 7. Blame Is a Tangled Mess in Astros Sign-Stealing Scandal (Evan Drellich) 6. Part III. Fans and the Scandal * Chapter 8. Interview with a Bang Counter: A Q&A with Tony Adams ( * Chapter 9. Reckoning with Tainted Love: What the Astros Scandal Reveals of Sports Fandom (Matthew Klugman) * Chapter 10. "To Learn Baseball": A Transatlantic Dialogue on the Astros and the American Ways of Winning (Michael Hinds and Joseph Rivera) 7. Part IV. The Scandal and Its Ethical Dilemmas * Chapter 11. Baseball Has No Love for Truth Tellers (Mitchell Nathanson) * Chapter 12. Bad Apples or Bad Astros? Collective Responsibility and the Perils of Team Loyalty (Erin Tarver) * Chapter 13. From Protector to Whistleblower: Being a "Good" Teammate When Cheating Occurs (Allison R. Levin and Matthew Staker) 8. Part V. Technology and the Scandal * Chapter 14. Stealing Signs: Technology, Surveillance and Policing inside and outside the Game (Dain TePoel and Eileen Narcotta-Welp) * Chapter 15. The Spreadsheet in the Garden: Analytics and the Sign-Stealing Scandal (Jonathan Silverman) 9. Appendix: "Defendant Houston Astros": Michael Bolsinger vs. The Houston Astros 10. Contributors 11. Index
1. Acknowledgments 2. Introduction 3. Timeline 4. Part I. Histories of Cheating in Baseball * Chapter 1. Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, and Cheating: Blame It on the Pitchers (Steven Gietschier) * Chapter 2. Cheating versus Gamesmanship: Ethical Relativism in Baseball? (George Gmelch) * Chapter 3. "This Is Not a Cultural Issue": The Astros' (and Baseball's) Willingness to Overlook Domestic Violence (Katherine Murray) * Chapter 4. Round Up the Usual Suspects: Cheating in Baseball (Richard Crepeau) 5. Part II. The Scandal Unfolds * Chapter 5. Finally, a Fun Baseball Scandal (Will Leitch) * Chapter 6. What Is the Sound of One Bat Slapping? Reading the Houston Astros' Trash Can (Roberta Newman) * Chapter 7. Blame Is a Tangled Mess in Astros Sign-Stealing Scandal (Evan Drellich) 6. Part III. Fans and the Scandal * Chapter 8. Interview with a Bang Counter: A Q&A with Tony Adams ( * Chapter 9. Reckoning with Tainted Love: What the Astros Scandal Reveals of Sports Fandom (Matthew Klugman) * Chapter 10. "To Learn Baseball": A Transatlantic Dialogue on the Astros and the American Ways of Winning (Michael Hinds and Joseph Rivera) 7. Part IV. The Scandal and Its Ethical Dilemmas * Chapter 11. Baseball Has No Love for Truth Tellers (Mitchell Nathanson) * Chapter 12. Bad Apples or Bad Astros? Collective Responsibility and the Perils of Team Loyalty (Erin Tarver) * Chapter 13. From Protector to Whistleblower: Being a "Good" Teammate When Cheating Occurs (Allison R. Levin and Matthew Staker) 8. Part V. Technology and the Scandal * Chapter 14. Stealing Signs: Technology, Surveillance and Policing inside and outside the Game (Dain TePoel and Eileen Narcotta-Welp) * Chapter 15. The Spreadsheet in the Garden: Analytics and the Sign-Stealing Scandal (Jonathan Silverman) 9. Appendix: "Defendant Houston Astros": Michael Bolsinger vs. The Houston Astros 10. Contributors 11. Index
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