National Law Journal
...ABOUT HALL OF FAME SNUB Marvin Miller was not a lawyer. But the influential former director of the Major League Baseball Players...
...walks slowly, with the aid of a cane. But the man who transformed baseball as the executive director of...
...picturesque village to watch baseball greats being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, which was taking place around the same time. ...
...over ownership of the Los...Major League Baseball recently took...led by Hall of Fame pitcher and...
...5 billion. The company employs about 7,400 people, having lost 10% of its work force to the recession — due to attrition, not layoffs...
...Zuckerman and Wilpon also appear on the list, as do Hall of Fame baseball player Sandy Koufax, actor Kevin Bacon and World Trade Center...
...White Sox second baseman Jacob Nelson Fox admitted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Fitzgerald, 67, grew up in Chicago as the...
...Cubs have played baseball continuously in the...the Wrigley family of chewing-gum fame. The Tribune Co...
...counterfeiting of Major League Baseball trademarks. After that, he was chief operating officer of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass., and...
...Chicago Cubs, baseball's lovable...or teams of lawyers, working...Williams, the Hall of Fame rightfielder who...
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