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MLB Has Normalized Deceitful Ownership. Your Team is Next.

Like us on Facebook:   / touchbackthe   Follow on X:   / touchbackthe   More than a year ago now when all the stuff with Oakland, the A’s, John Fisher and fans was going down, there was this large group of sports fans who were indifferent. The line of thinking, well, this doesn’t apply to us. Oakland was the exception, not the rule. And while Fisher and friends were taking the heat and garnering national attention, over in Chi-Town, slimeball Jerry Reinsdorf was studying and learning. Eventually, he began doing the same thing as Fisher, only in a much more quiet and almost sophisticated manner. What has happened in Oakland and the Southside of Chicago is a travesty. Owners have shot themselves in the foot and then tried to blame everyone else for the crime and demanded they pay restitution. It’s transparent, it’s pathetic, and, worst of all, this is the new normal in MLB ownership. This is the playbook. And it works because not a single soul in MLB offices has the backbone to stand up to owners. No one person has the decency to protect fans, who by the way, are the only reason the sport exists. MLB isn’t MLB if it wasn’t for folks turning out to see a bunch of dudes named Mordecai play for teams named after colors or garments beaning each other. For their part, owners don’t want to tell other owners what to do for fear they will need support for some other dodgy thing they wish to do in the future. What really gets me about the situation unfolding in Chicago with the White Sox is the lack of attention it receives. And it is not getting as much attention because MLB has normalized the behavior. Today it is the Chicago White Sox and Oakland A's. Tomorrow, it will be your team to suffer under deceitful ownership. About The Touchback #takeitouttothe25 The Touchback is the world's best sports and culture website…or something like that. You'll either really like it or really hate it. But it's worth reading either way.