Reply to "Soriano refuses to play"

infielddad10,000+ posts

LadyNmom, the owners have traditionally hired "baseball men" to run their teams. When those baseball men get into legal situations, they tend to handle them like...baseball men.
If it is true that Bowden met with or tried to meet with Soriano before the trade to discuss a move to the outfield, didn't get that issue resolved, and then made the trade, he may well have acted like a "good baseball man." Probably saved a few dollars in legal fees...on the front end and may pay dearly in the long run.

3/21/0610:25 AM

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