Right from Opening Day, greedy Rob Manfred shows where MLB’s priorities lie
After you’ve punched your best customer in the head, what’s the best way to apologize?
That’s right, next kick him in the groin. It’s the Rob Manfred/MLB business model.
Consider the cheesy, small-minded men and women who represent the will of Manfred’s detached, negligent, tenure as MLB’s chief financial officer, poorly posed as was Bud Selig before him, as its greater-good commissioner.
Last week’s Opening Day — the American one, as Manfred again had allowed Japan to have the official honors a full week earlier in another new Shohei-Us-The-Money National Pastime tradition — was on a Thursday, March 27. That was another fan-unfriendly, bottom line “innovation” by two cold-weather weeks now needed to play 162 games without scheduled (and beloved) doubleheaders.
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