greed has won and America and baseball fans have lost. Baseball has become just another big faceless conglomerate and no longer the national pastime. The owners won't give. The players won't give. The White House tried its best. Now it's time for the Congress to step up to the plate and not stay in the bleachers. Let us support the President and his call for binding arbitration. That doesn't mean taking sides between these two Goliaths. This is just a dispute about money and the heck with everyone else. On behalf of America's fans, we should not stand for this. And who will stand for the hot dog vendors and the ushers and the concessionaires and all of those who depend on baseball for a job? Can we imagine even another summer without baseball? For many of us, that is a matter of national security that requires us to intervene.
William R. Richardson: “greed has won and America and baseball fans have lost. Baseball has become just another big faceless conglomerate and no…”
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Addressing the impact of the baseball strike on fans and related workers.
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