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Bud Selig will retire as baseball commissioner later this month, but not before doing the game irreparable harm. [Credit: CBS Sports]
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Bud Selig will retire as baseball commissioner later this month, but not before doing the game irreparable harm. [Credit: CBS Sports]
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Alex Rodriguez wants Bud Selig to answer questions about his role in baseball’s long-running steroid scandal. [Credit: philly.com]
The Yankee third baseman, who is appealing his 211-game suspension for suspected use of performance-enhancing substances, stormed out of an arbitration hearing last week and onto a New York sports radio program, where he delivered a rambling, self-serving and emotional screed against the proceedings and the man who ordered his suspension, Major League Baseball Commissioner Allan Huber (Bud) Selig. A‑Rod is angry that Selig did not appear at the proceedings and go under oath.
A‑Rod is right about one thing: Bud Selig has a lot of explaining to do. Continue reading
“Power only burdens those who don’t possess it.”
– Giulio Andreotti, former Italian Prime Minister
What would Giulio Andreotti make of John Boehner and Barack Obama? Continue reading