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There are differing opinions about Bud Selig's worth to the game and about whether he will even retire, as promised/threatened.
Jerry Crasnick at ESPN.com asks, "Who's going to fill Selig's shoes?" and comes up with a list of possibilities:
- 1. Andy MacPhail
- 1(a). Bob DuPuy
- 2. Steve Greenberg
- 3. David Montgomery
- 4. Jimmie Lee Solomon and 5. Jonathan Mariner
- 6. George Mitchell
- Cold Plate Special: George W. Bush
If these aren't familiar names—for me, some aren't (who is this "Bush" fellow?)—don't worry. We'll be hearing a lot more about them as 2009 approaches.
2 comments:
All you need to know about Bob DuPuy is that he somehow has leveraged being Bud's attorney from Milwaukee (DuPuy was a partner at Foley & Lardner) into the President and Chief Operating Officer of MLB. Not to shabby for a guy who was helping a used car dealer expand his lot. . .
Think Larry H. Parker ain't bitter?
Sounds like a likely replacement....
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