Baseball's Power Shift - The Next Chapter
Krister SwansonThe Story of Baseball Labor Relations in the Early-Mid 1990's
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Full Text of the NY Daily News OpEd
I know accessing the article through the Daily News Website has been problematic for some. Here’s the full text of the article as it appeared last Saturday (with gratitude to the NY Daily News for providing me a platform):
To end the baseball lockout, understand how we got here
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Author of Baseball's Power Shift (University of Nebraska Press, 2016) Teacher at Thousand Oaks High School California Lutheran University and UCSB Almunus
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