On Opening Day, Loria was sitting right behind home plate. Does he plan to do that again? Could he mingle among the fans without being verbally accosted?

MLB dismisses Mark Cuban as a potential owner, but protects a clown like this. By so doing, it does an incredible disservice to the game and to its fans. Other owners should press the case against him. He just made 14 enemies in the American League.

Bud, exercise your “best interests of the game” clause and force him to sell. The team’s main asset at this point is the ballpark. Loria’s mismanagement has probably lowered the franchise’s value to such a level that there should be no shortage of viable offers.

He’s probably wearing sandals made from old tires, and he turns his underwear inside-out every other day to save on his laundry bill.

There is no correlation between your first post, and your second post.

How does: “Upping the ante in the AL East is always bad for baseball” equal: “This will be viewed as a business decision that generates massive revenue first, thus making any attempt at judgement as to the ethical implications moot in the eyes of one Mr. Bud Selig (sic).”

To claim that randy missed your point is a straw man argument, i.e., a distortion of the truth. Unless you can show a logical connection between your posts, you don’t have a point.