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The Luxury Tax conundrum

The Luxury Tax in Major League Baseball was implemented as a way to create further revenue for the teams deemed "small market" and unable to generate the revenue that the "bigger market" franchises in New York or Los Angeles are able to obtain. When taking an in depth look into this practice, will it come to light that there are owners who aren't as willing to spend money?

3.8 seconds to history

This is a tale about one of the most storied rivalries in all of sports, and the one moment in time when it all had the opportunity to change. It's a moment in which, for a matter of seconds, everything else ceased to exist and all eyes were watching one figure. It's a look at a moment in life that altered history and changed the lives of all involved. The question every person must now ask themselves as they read this is: What would I do if I had one chance to seize everything I ever wanted?

Steroids and game theory

Steroids, Steroids, Steroids… Why 50% of Major League Baseball Players must have been on Steroids in the early 2000s.

MLB ramps up casino sponsorships

How does MLB oversee the sponsorships between its teams and the casino operations that allow legal sports betting on their premises? Read on to find out.

The Original 15 Minutes of Fame

Did a field you played baseball on as a youth disappear under a new Social Security building? Did your favorite player or artist pass away recently? Mark Fidrych passed away this week and although he may not have been a favorite to some baseball fans, he was certainly un-forgettable to all.

Grainy Issues Remain for MLB Bat Makers

Not unlike the small business owner trying to remain fiscally sound and viable in the current marketplace in the toughest economy in nearly 80 years, small-size and boutique bat makers are struggling to survive.

A-Rod's major strike

A-Rod's admission to steroid use adds another sad chapter to baseball's juiced era.

MLB Network rolls out with bait and switch

Major League Baseball repeatedly stated that it would be available to all expanded basic cable subscribers. But it depends upon how they defined the word "basic."

MLB invests in first Indian-born players

The Pittsburgh Pirates now have the sole distinction of signing two non-drafted free agents from India. Not only are the players the first Indian-born signed players from that country by Major League Baseball, but also for any other major league sport outside of India.

What's next?

Now that the Philadelphia Phillies have reached the pinnacle of their sport, what do they need to do to stay there? Following are the top three pressing issues for the team as they (finally!) start the off season.
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