New Market Rebels is a book published in 2017 by J. Scott Armstrong, a professor at the Wharton School of Business. The book explores the role of rebels in the creation and disruption of markets, drawing on examples from a variety of industries and time periods.
One of the central themes of the book is the importance of contrarian thinking in driving market innovation. Armstrong argues that rebels, who challenge conventional wisdom and dare to go against the grain, are often the ones who end up creating new markets or disrupting existing ones. He cites examples such as Steve Jobs, who challenged the dominant personal computer market with the introduction of the Macintosh, and Howard Schultz, who revitalized Starbucks by introducing espresso drinks and a new business model.
Another key theme of the book is the role of uncertainty in market creation and disruption. Armstrong contends that rebels are often able to identify and exploit uncertainty in a market, whether it be a gap in consumer demand or a technological advancement that has yet to be widely adopted. He cites examples such as Airbnb, which capitalized on the uncertain regulatory environment for short-term rentals, and Tesla, which disrupted the automotive industry by introducing electric vehicles at a time when most people were still reliant on gas-powered cars.
New Market Rebels also discusses the role of leadership in market disruption. Armstrong argues that rebels are often able to succeed because they are able to inspire and motivate others to follow their vision. He cites examples such as Elon Musk, who has inspired a devoted following among Tesla owners and investors, and Mark Zuckerberg, who has been able to build a loyal user base for Facebook despite numerous controversies.
Overall, New Market Rebels provides a thought-provoking look at the role of rebels in the creation and disruption of markets. It offers valuable insights for entrepreneurs and business leaders looking to innovate and make their mark in their respective industries.
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Louis Cardinals farm system. He was promoted after only 4 games to the West Virginia Power. We present them here for purely educational purposes. Keven Pimentel — 2017 Rebels — Keven Pimentel was another 2019 draftee and spent his rookie season with the Class A Short Season Boise Hawks in the Colorado Rockies system fun fact, part of the season he would have been teammates with local boy Colton Harlow! Trailing 4-0 in the bottom of the sixth, Jacob Rhinesmith hit a solo home run to put the Rebels on the board. He will be a Senior at Mount Olive College where he is majoring in Physical Education. NAME SOMETHING ON YOUR BUCKET LIST: Get to travel the world! Triston Todorowski Triston Todorowski is a 5ft-11in, 195lb Right-handed pitcher from Swanton, Ohio. He has since signed with the White Sox and is currently pitching for the Great Falls Voyagers, which is an Advanced Rookie League team in Great Falls, Montana.
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The Rebels are extremely pleased to welcome the town of Strasburg to the Valley Baseball League. Happily, in the time since the draft, we have had some of these players sign contracts with Independent League teams. Nick Cottone — 2017-18 Rebels — Nick Cottone played this season in the Empire Professional League for the Plattsburg Thunderbirds and the New Hampshire Wild. Unfortunately, the list of players in the minors has decreased this year. With an impressive first two innings, the Express jumped on top early of an eventual 14-6 win. We hope Jonathan too is able to recover fully and quickly and continue to dominate on the mound for the Royals! Erik Johnson Erik Johnson is a 6ft-6in, 200lb Left-handed pitcher from West Henrietta, NY. He played for Hartford Community College, Lander University and ended his college career at Wilmington University in DE.
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In the bottom of the ninth, Rhinesmith hit a two-out single, putting men on first and second with the tying run up to bat. You can follow Ryder on Twitter ryderh4 and on Instagram ryder. Looking forward to following Jake in the coming seasons! The book chronicles the 2009 New Market Rebel season. FAVORITE MLB TEAM: Philadelphia Phillies. Trevin Eubanks — 2018 Rebels — Trevin Eubanks was a mid-season addition to the roster of the Shaumburg Boomers of the Frontier League. He is a Sophomore at the College of Charleston where he majors in Psychology! On June 21st, Chase signed a professional contract with the Washington Wild Things of Washington, PA in the Frontier League.
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He ha studying Kinesiology at Fresno City Community College. You can follow Cam on Instagram Camdean8! NAME SOMETHING ON YOUR BUCKET LIST: Travel to 40 countries! Bryson Bales Bryson Bales is a 6ft-2in 190lb Left-handed pitcher from Round Rock, TX. Brian Valigosky Brian Valigosky is a 6ft-1in, 202lb Lefty pitcher from New Orleans, LA. Brad Brooks Brad Brooks is a 6ft-4in Right-handed Pitcher from Mount Pleasant, SC. Alec Aleywine produced a triple and Washer scored to tie the game at 4-4. The Hall of Fame data is found for the years 1920-1948 and the Ashwill data is found from 1904-1919. TELL US ABOUT A BASEBALL GOAL: A better slider.
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Nate Pawelczyk Nate Pawelczyk pitched for the Rebels in 2016-17, coming to us from Winthrop University. John Cable, Lake Erie Crushers John Cable— 2016 Rebels — John Cable was a second string Catcher for the Lake Erie Crushers of the Frontier League this season. TELL US HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT NEW MARKET AND THE REBELS SO FAR: I love the vibe! GAME 2: STRASBURG 14, NEW MARKET 6 article by Kathryn Hammler, VBL Staff Following an exciting comeback Rebels win in Game 1 of the playoff series, the Express showed their Back-to-Back Champions offensive power in Game 2. GAME 1: NEW MARKET 5, STRASBURG 4 article by Kathryn Hammler, VBL Staff The postseason is officially underway with an exciting comeback win for the New Market Rebels over the two-time defending champion Strasburg Express. Jacinto Arredondo is a very memorable pitcher from our Championship 2018 team. He is a Sophomore at Tulane University where he is majoring in Finance.
