Baseball Strike

Don't watch, don't listen
Whether it's the "Opie & Anthony" sex-in-church caper or a baseball-strike reporting blooper on national TV, when mistakes are made in broadcasting, nobody gets blamed.
Optimism in baseball talks
In five Wednesday meetings, the last ending Thursday morning, owners and players inched closer to an agreement. Stay tuned.
A diary of baseball's coming crunch time
Posturing owners! Angry bankers! Scary lawyers! Rats who gnaw the eyes out first! A day by day guide to the last weeks of the labor war.
Don Fehr's drug-testing gamble
The Players Association head agreed to random drug testing because he knows it's a phony issue for the owners. Plus: George Allen, and more baseball memories.
Jim Bowden must go
Comparing Players' Association head Donald Fehr to the Sept. 11 hijackers degrades the memory of the victims, and baseball too.
Two more teams vote against baseball strike deadline
Now the number of teams whose players have reservations about a strike is up to three. Is there a palace coup in the making?
A strike against the baseball strike?
The players of one small-market team have voted against authorizing a strike deadline.
How to remember Sept. 11 -- and how not to
Salon's new columnist looks at what the upcoming baseball strike and "Sex and the City" tell us about the looming one-year anniversary.
Taking baseball owners at their word
If competitive balance is the main issue in the contract talks, why does their main proposal address payroll imbalance?
Bud Selig's buddies
Even good writers are doing bad stories on the issues behind the looming baseball strike. Why is the media peddling the owners' line?
A baseball strike in August?
The workers demand buccaneer capitalism! The owners insist on socialism! As a strike looms, baseball negotiations offer a bizarro-world version of reality.

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