If there is ever a nuclear holocaust, the only thing that will survive will be cockroaches and Bud Selig. I'm not that the commissioner of Major League Baseball is the exact same thing as a cockroach, but, let's just say that there are some distinct similarities.
The polarizing Selig had "promised" to hand over the keys to the commissioner's office at the end of his current contract, which expires after the 2012 season, but it turns out that he must have had his fingers crossed. According...Read Full Story
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Reuters - The television ratings for baseball’s All-Star game were abysmal but Bud Selig has other worries concerning the annual Midsummer Classic.
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Posted by Adrian Chen on 06 Jun 2010 under Celebrity Gossip
Oh man, ever since global warming came on the scene it seems like our apocalyptic scenarios are all rising sea levels and spreading tropical disease. Now NASA has come up with an awesome new way the earth might get destroyed. More »
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Posted by Richard Lawson on 07 Jun 2010 under Celebrity Gossip
Embarrassed because you ate a whole cake and then murdered someone while on a bizarro Ambien sleepwalking binge? Well, blush no more. At least you don’t have sleep sex ! A new study sheds some light on a troubling phenomenon: Sexsomnia. More...Read Full Story
Bud Selig, whose contract was set to expire at the end of this year, recently signed a two-year contract extension to remain as Major League Baseball’s commissioner through 2014. Since first serving as commissioner in 1992, Selig has seen Major League Baseball continue its longest duration of labor peace, brought instant replay into the game, witnessed the setting of the all-time attendance mark, and watched revenues increase by nearly $5.8...
A little more than two months before opening day, Major League Baseball hoped to put an end to uncertainty. Add a bat or an arm to compete for that extra wild card? No telling whether that makes any sense. "That’s the last thing on my mind ...
Baseball fans, get ready for more exciting postseason action. Two more wild card teams are more than likely going to be added for the 2012 playoffs. Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig talked with reporters at SoxFest in Chicago and ...
NEW YORK -- Given some time to reconsider, the San Diego Padres have voted in favor of baseball commissioner Bud Selig's two-year extension. Selig's latest agreement was finalized in a 30-0 vote, the commissioner's office said Monday.
When Armando Galarraga pitched a perfect game but was unfortunately robbed by an umpire who did not mean to make a poor call, an obvious response from the league would be to overturn the call and award the pitcher his most prestigious personal achievement possible.
Allan Huber "Bud" Selig, Jr. (born July 30, 1934 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) is the Commissioner of Major League Baseball and has served in that capacity since 1992, though not ...
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NEW YORK -- Commissioner Bud Selig said today he does not plan to mandate that clubs install protective netting beyond dugouts in order to protect fans from flying bats and balls. As Selig awaits a report on ways to stem the problem of maple bats ...