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Originally Posted by Le Grande Orange
And therein lies my issue. Plenty of folks say this (several have in this very thread), but the problem is most can't really quantify it in any meaningful way. It seems it's just something they 'feel' but can't really put any details to. I suspect it's more about baseball simply doing things in a way they simply don't like.
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It seems to me like folks are "feeling" and you're "feeling" back at them. I know it's always been a business (at least since the very early days, when even being a professional was considered disreputable), but I don't think that necessarily means the business end of things has always been as important as it is now.
For one thing, it seems to me like there could be a huge difference in attitude between a '50s-era player who could have made just as much money doing something mundane and a 21st-century player making millions. It seems like it's just human nature. But, as you say, I'm just "feeling" that.