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Bud Selig Reportedly Will Win Inaugural Commissioner Bud Selig Leadership Award | Bleacher Report
You can't make this shit up.
You can't make this shit up.
The Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T.) was formed in 1986 by a group of former Major League Baseball players. B.A.T. was founded to confidentially help members of the Baseball Family who were in need of assistance with nowhere else to turn. In 1991, a one-time contribution was jointly made by Major League Baseball, the Major League Baseball Players Association and the Gannett affiliated Freedom Foundation to establish an endowment for B.A.T. The charitable organization was not intended to take the place of a pension or to serve as one. The intention was to serve as a bridge to help people get back on their feet. The organization has changed slightly since 1986 but one thing has not changed: If a member of the Baseball Family is in need of medical, financial or psychological assistance B.A.T. will do all it can to help.
Selig lasted 22 years in the toughest job. (Only Kenesaw himself lasted longer.) That alone is deserving of something.
It's really not when your job is to be the owners' lackey, and you're incredibly adept at being a spineless lackey.
It's really not when your job is to be the owners' lackey, and you're incredibly adept at being a spineless lackey.