Sports - Aug. 19, 2006
MLB owners, players take quiet steps toward a new labor deal
It hasn't been a front-page story, but baseball's labor deal expires in December and the sides have been working diligently -- and quietly -- to strike a deal.
Tags: selig, fehr, labor, agreement, mlb

Sports - Nov. 20, 2005
What does Selig need to do to get some respect?
After months of scrutiny, Major League Baseball finally has a steroids policy that makes sense. And like so many other instances in which National Pastime found a way to take a giant step forward, the credit will never find its way to the man who made it possible. Why can't Bud ever get a little respect?
Tags: Selig, MLB, steroids, Fehr, Brewers

Sports - Dec. 9, 2003
Trouble brewing, part III: MLB and the Players' Union
We conclude our three-part look at who's helped and who's hurt the Milwaukee Brewers as the fallout continues from Ulice Payne's ouster from the ball club. This week, we look at MLB and the Players' Union.
Tags: brewers trouble, mlb, fehr

Sports - Aug. 27, 2002
Take my sport, please
What if baseball held a strike and nobody cared? What if the NFL started and the World Series was canceled and only a couple of fat guys in the Bronx wearing Derek Jeter jerseys shed a tear? Wouldn't that be great? Can you tell Tim is bitter in this week's column?
Tags: baseball strike, fehr, selig