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Chuck Knoblach, twice. Two different wives. Bobby Cox. Several times. HOF. Kirby Puckett. Strangler. She lived. Sexual Assault, She lived. Josh Lueke, Brett Myers, Daryl Strawberry, Jose Canseco, Albert Belle.

Milton Bradley, Pedro Astacio, Julio Lugo. Wilfredo Cordero.

Barry Bonds, Dante Bischette.

Miguel Cabrera.

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Chuck Knoblach, twice. Two different wives. Bobby Cox. Several times. HOF. Kirby Puckett. Strangler. She lived. Sexual Assault, She lived. Josh Lueke, Brett Myers, Daryl Strawberry, Jose Canseco, Albert Belle.
Milton Bradley, Pedro Astacio, Julio Lugo. Wilfredo Cordero.

Barry Bonds, Dante Bischette.

Miguel Cabrera.

Recently.

And you left off Tawny Kitaen. ;)

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This shows that Rob Manfred is smart enough to see a truck smash into another commissioner and takes steps to avoid having that same truck smash into him. Not exactly rocket science, but I suppose it shows some basic level of competence. The question is, what other trucks are out there getting ready to smash into MLB, and can Manfred spot them?

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This shows that Rob Manfred is smart enough to see a truck smash into another commissioner and takes steps to avoid having that same truck smash into him. Not exactly rocket science, but I suppose it shows some basic level of competence. The question is, what other trucks are out there getting ready to smash into MLB, and can Manfred spot them?

He might be driving one of them.

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This shows that Rob Manfred is smart enough to see a truck smash into another commissioner and takes steps to avoid having that same truck smash into him. Not exactly rocket science, but I suppose it shows some basic level of competence. The question is, what other trucks are out there getting ready to smash into MLB, and can Manfred spot them?

Depends what is already going to be "discovered." If he's clean there I assume the Orioles will have a hard time in the MASN case.

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Depends what is already going to be "discovered." If he's clean there I assume the Orioles will have a hard time in the MASN case.

I don't think the MASN case will bring Marfred down, even if it shown that he had contacts with the RSDC that were more than procedural. It won't be a good thing for him, but the public at large isn't very interested, and the worst that happens is the court orders a new arbitration.

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I don't think the MASN case will bring Marfred down, even if it shown that he had contacts with the RSDC that were more than procedural. It won't be a good thing for him, but the public at large isn't very interested, and the worst that happens is the court orders a new arbitration.

Do you think it is possible that it would create a loss of trust between the new commissioner and the owners? And then they would bring him down?

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Do you think it is possible that it would create a loss of trust between the new commissioner and the owners? And then they would bring him down?

I think it is highly unlikely. But of course, it depends what comes out. Some of this was already out there before Manfred got elected in mid-August, I believe.

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