Tony Clark, the executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, attempted to equate the current Major League Baseball lockout to a war-like state. "... the reason we're not playing is simple: A lockout is the ultimate economic...
According to the latest media reports by those covering Major League Baseball of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, we have reached a breaking point.
I spent a good amount of time late Saturday afternoon reading about the state of the Major League Baseball labor dispute. I was playing "catch up" because -- honestly -- I had very little interest in hearing what the owners and players were saying...