The Doubleday Baseball Academy Operates a Training Facility Across the Road

The Doubleday Baseball Academy operates a training facility across the road from a number of houses.The homeowners have begun to complain about baseballs occasionally crashing into their yards and through their windows.As a form of risk management, the Academy could

A) shift the risk to homeowners by encouraging them to buy liability insurance.
B) accept the risk and pay for any damage that occurs.
C) require its baseball players to sign exclusion clauses before they begin training.
D) hire in-house counsel, which is a type of lawyer that specializes in limiting liability for damage caused to residential properties.
E) purchase property insurance to pay for any damage that is done to nearby homes.