The players' strike and owners' lockout in 1994 and 1995 brought
the game under great scrutiny, revealing a side of baseball that is
not admirable, honorable or enjoyable. Nor is this darker side of
""America's Favorite Pastime"" a recent development. The majority
of problems in today's major leagues are a continuation of ills
that have plagued organized baseball since its inception. This book
examines the business of baseball, addressing its most significant
problems and proposing solutions. It covers some of major league
baseball's greatest players and their effect on the business. Among
the many topics analyzed are the roles of franchise owners,
commissioners, and players' unions in organized baseball. The book
also examines major league ballparks and baseball fans, and
considers how they are relevant to baseball as a game and a
business.
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