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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack II - A Complete Analysis

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To: Terry Whitman who wrote (36312)5/19/2002 3:45:27 PM
From: stevenallen  Read Replies (1) of 52237
 
Here's a good bet- short Major League Baseball

Yes, a very sad state of affairs. People who seem to know say that the owners will force the player's hand by letting the present agreement run out and then putting a new one the table that is completely unacceptable. The owners always seem to lose in these scenarios - just look at the last strike, arbitration, and free-agency. Selig is an obvious slimeball, I can't believe the owners couldn't come up with a better front man, players have all the leverage here. A local sports-talk host thinks Uncle Bud might be an accidental genius though - if he lets all those teams go under it would be the worst blow to the players that he could deliver, as demand for their services would shrink drastically and all would agree that the status quo (which is what the players want to keep) is completely untenable in this economic climate. Problem is Selig is probably lying or at least seriously cooking the numbers - owners always claim they are losing money, always refuse to open their books, always can sell their teams for huge profits. Think I'll just go to my local park and watch the 8 year olds play - much better kharma than watching the big boys strangle the goose that lays their golden eggs.
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