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Allen Barra captures much of the misguided motivation behind the 1994-1995 Major League Baseball strike ("Baseball's Costliest Walk," Leisure & Arts, Oct. 28). Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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PHILADELPHIA -- The Phillies are concerned about the possibility that a strike could limit the public transportation available during what is shaping up to be a busy sports weekend in Philadelphia. Full Article at MLB.com
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The last straw for me was when the players struck the 1994 World Series. The owners, in an effort to lure fans back to the park, juiced the ball and brought in the fences. It worked. Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa led the home run barrage. Full Article at ChicagoNow
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NEW YORK — Mark Teixeira swings at a pitch near his eyes for strike three. Chase Utley makes a wild throw into the stands. Hideki Matsui freezes on a popup and gets doubled off first base. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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This evening, I was checking one of my favorite baseball sites to see if I could find inspiration for a post. I didn't find it there, exactly, but was led to a bit of wikipedia surfing by my curiosity about the Baseball World Cup. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Not to extend the sports metaphor too far, but like in baseball, you want to hire the best players that you possibly can in order to win as much as you can, chief example being the New York Yankees ... Same thing goes with politics. If you want to get what you want as an organization, if you want to inf...
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MLB's headquarters are in New York. And the league may very well just have more relationships with those up in New York
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We just go day by day and when we decide to make that decision we'll make it ... There's no rush. The focus is Game 1 tonight and that's what we'll worry about.
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Sometimes even on the biggest stage you tend to lose it ... It's tough. We've been playing this game a long time and we understand what is at stake. The focus can get lost.
