GEORGE WILL, CELEBRITY ELITIST SHILL FOR LEGALIZED ROBBERY--MLB
An article attributed to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com appears on the letterhead of MGP Associates,
a public relations and "crisis management" firm. Date 8/4/06.
"George Will, whose love of baseball might transcend his passion for politics, is an unabashed Bud Selig supporter. He thinks Selig's record of accomplishment is every bit as impressive as those of his commissioner peers, Tagliabue and Stern. Will said. "I've written this before and I'll say it again: He is immeasurably the greatest commissioner in baseball's history. He's the ninth, and the other eight don't come close."
(Continuing from the article):
- "When Bud Selig is in a meeting and he's in some kind of fork-in-the-road situation, with steroids or whatever, I think he turns toward his lawyer first and says, 'How do we limit our liability and protect ourselves?' He should be asking, 'What's the right thing to do long-term for our reputation?' " Statement by Mike Paul, "sports reputation consultant," and president of MGP, Associates.
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Will advises Allen "Bud" and the gang of rich guys to RAISE THE LUXURY TAX AND REVENUE SHARING EVEN MORE, saying of local revenues:
"There is no such thing," Will said. "Everybody sells Major League Baseball. If (Yankees owner) George Steinbrenner doubts that, let him play 162 intrasquad games at Yankee Stadium and see how many people show up."
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