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Bud Selig discusses the impact of recent rule changes, the success of the ABS challenge system, and the economic pressures confronting clubs as the next labor agreement approaches.
From bringing the Brewers to Milwaukee in 1970 to teaching at leading universities, Bud Selig offers a sweeping view of baseball’s past, present, and future.
On Independence Day, the Cincinnati Reds entertained a crowd steeped in American pride, yet the team's performance and Major League Baseball's recent rule changes sparked a deeper critique. The piece argues that returning to older formats could rekindle the sport's lost appeal.
Roger Cador, the celebrated coach of Southern University's baseball program, died on February 3, 2023. His four‑decade career reshaped HBCU baseball, earned numerous championships, and left a lasting imprint on the sport and its community.
In a recent interview, Bud Selig discusses how baseball has shaped American culture, from breaking racial barriers to helping the nation heal after tragedy.
With a potential strike looming on August 12, Major League Baseball faces its most serious labor showdown in decades, as stars like Paul Skenes and Shohei Ohtani rally against a salary cap that owners say is meant to protect low‑payroll clubs but that players fear will roll back decades of progress.
A look at how commercial pressures and streaming exclusivity have transformed weekend baseball into a stressful, heavily produced spectacle.