Chris Russo wonders what’s inappropriate about Tony Clark scandal: ‘Happens all the time’
"I don’t understand. This happens all the time...Why would that be considered inappropriate? It’s his sister-in-law."
"I don’t understand. This happens all the time...Why would that be considered inappropriate? It’s his sister-in-law."
"He’s not hiding. Who’s the woman that would do that to her sister?"
ESPN broke major news into corruption allegations against the MLBPA, but you wouldn't know it from watching the network.
The FBI has contacted the MLBPA and NFLPA in an investigation into the activities of OneTeam Partners, which does licensing for the groups.
It's going to be difficult for MLB to recoup the tens of millions it will lose from local cable networks.
"We were surprised by this complaint as we have been engaged in active discussions on this matter."
"The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, as an institution, serves as a beacon of education and enlightenment."
"We believe this agreement should positively affect the player market by softening the impact of revenue declines."
“Sports Illustrated will no longer be Sports Illustrated.”
Increased in-game interviews on MLB broadcasts have been popular with fans, and MLB and the MLBPA have incentivized players to do them.
This feels petty, right?
"Major League Baseball is completely comfortable with the Orioles' coaching designations for the 2020 season ...The suggestion that there is an ongoing investigation that could result in discipline is simply false."
Crasnick left ESPN in October after 15 years with the network. He's now joined the MLBPA.
The Major League Baseball Players Association last week announced a new baseball-themed social media platform that’s supposed to...