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In a suit offering a look at the 1999 dispute between Major League Baseball and its umpires, the lawyer for the Major League Umpires Association alleges MLB Commissioner Bud Selig used a smear campaign to force the umpires to hire new lawyers. The suit names several defendants but the target is Selig, whom plaintiff Richard Phillips claims harbored "personal animus and dislike" of him for supporting another candidate for commissioner.
January 04, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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