Players
Rookies are in italics
 Michael Berliner, Infield
Executive Director of the Ayn Rand Institute and Director of the Ayn Rand Archives
 Andrew Carnegie, Pitcher
Founder of U.S. Steel
US Steel is now part of the USX company. Fortune 500 Rank: 55. 1997 Profits: US$988 million
 Steve Case, Thirdbase
CEO America Online
Leading US online internet service company.
 Philip Condit, Outfield
CEO Boeing Corporation
Aerospace industry. Fortune 500 Rank: 11. 1997 Profit (Loss) (US$178 million)
 Michael Dell, Pitcher
CEO Dell Computer
Computers and Office Equipment. Fortune 500 Rank: 125. 1997 Profit: US$944 million
 George Fisher, Pitcher
CEO Eastman Kodak
Scientific and Photo Control Equipment. Fortune 500 Rank: 91. 1997 Profit: US$5 million
 Bill Gates, Rightfield
CEO Microsoft
Computer Software. Fortune 500 Rank: 137. 1997 Profit: US$3.5 million
 Howard Hughes, Shortstop
Founder of Hughes Aircraft
 Lee Iacocca, Centerfield
Former CEO Chrysler Corp.
 Philip Knight, Pitcher
CEO Nike
Apparel. Fortune 500 Rank: 168. 1997 Profit: US$796 million
 Charles Lee, Utility
CEO GTE
Telecommunications. Fortune 500 Rank: 48. 1997 Profit: US$2.8 billion
 George Moore, Secondbase
Founder of Intel
Electronics, Semiconductors. Fortune 500 Rank: 38. 1997 Profit: US$6.9 billion
 Leonard Peikoff, Firstbase
Objectivist Writer and Theorist. An Ayn Rand protege.
 John Pepper, Catcher
CEO Proctor & Gamble
Soaps, Cosmetics, Foods. Fortune 500 Rank: 20. 1997 Profits US$3.4 billion
 Eckhard Pfeiffer, Pitcher
CEO Compaq Computers
Computers and Office Equipment. Fortune 500 Rank: 42. 1997 Profit: US$1.9 billion
 George Soros, Pitcher
Venture Capitalist
Chairman of Soros Fund Management a private investment management firm.
 John Welch, Leftfield
CEO General Electric
Electronics and Electrical Equipment. Fortune 500 Rank: 5. 1997 Profit: US$8.2 billion
Staff
 Ayn Rand, Field Manager
Founder of Objectivism
Author and Objectivist philosopher.
 Ted Turner, Coach
Founder of Cable News Network (CNN)
Telecommunications and Entertainment.
 Lewis Platt, General Manager
CEO Hewlett-Packard
Computers and Office Equipment. Fortune 500 Rank: 14. 1997 Profit: US$3.1 billion
 Peter Drucker, Team Owner
Business Management Theorist
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