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Bud Selig has declined an overture from a group of baseball owners asking him to stay on after his contract ends in 2012, the Chicago Tribune reported, citing unnamed sources.
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Selig Done After Contract Expires: Bud Selig plans to step down when his contract expires after the 2012 season. Admittedly, baseball will be a little strange without having Bird Selig’s mug around. He began as commissioner in 1992, and since that time baseball has seen the introduction of the successful, fan-friendly Wild Card and interleague [...]
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According to a report in the Chicago Tribune, Selig intends to call it quits after the 2012 season. If an official portrait is ever commissioned, I would suggest using the above photo. It...
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Selig stepping down after 2012
According to a report by the Chicago Tribune, Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig will step down when his contract runs out after the 2012 season.
The newspaper reports a group of five owners approached Selig at the recently concludes owners meetings about staying on the job after his contract expires. Unlike the previous two times such a scenario occurred, however, Selig reportedly turned down the...
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Reporting from Chicago - Commissioner Bud Selig said the Dodgers were "in good hands" for now but refused to offer assurances to fans worried that the McCourt divorce saga could compromise the future of the club. Baseball's owners held their ...
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- L.A. Times: Bud Selig still isn’t worried about the Dodgers (baseballthinkfactory.org)
