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	1994 baseball strike - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The 1994 baseball strike resulted in the cancellation of the World Series for the first time in 90 years.
		As the strike continued into the 1995 season Donald Fehr declared all eight-hundred thirty-five unsigned Major League players to be free agents in response to unilateral contract changes made by the owners.
		Five bills aimed at ending the baseball strike were introduced into Congress and both players and owners were ordered by President Bill Clinton to resume bargaining and reach an agreement by February 6.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1994_baseball_strike (885 words)

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		Players who were sent to the minors between July 28, 1994, when the strike date was announced, and the beginning of the strike can buy back the service time for the remainder of the 1994 season by returning the minor-league salaries they received during the strike; 60 of 70 players affected did so.
		The strike led to large losses; the reported figures were $375M in 1994, $326M in 1995, and $185M in 1996; attendance was still down by 15% in 1996 from its pre-strike level.
		In the 1987 NFL strike, some players who were cut after a bad performance in training camp got their first extended looks and were able to prove that they could play, a chance which they would never have had without the strike.
	remarque.org /~grabiner/strikefaq.txt (17331 words)

	ESPN.com - 1994 strike was a low point for baseball (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		PDT on Aug. 11, 1994, baseball players walked off for what turned into the longest work stoppage in the history of major North American professional sports leagues, a 7½-month marathon of acrimony that wandered through hotel meeting rooms, the federal courts and even the White House.
		Baseball's 2004 revenue is projected at between $4.1 billion and $4.2 billion by the commissioner's office.
		Baseball owners are set to give approval next week to the World Cup and an all-baseball TV network, which follows similar ventures established by the NFL and NBA.
	sports.espn.go.com /espn/print?id=1856626&type=story (797 words)

	Selig can't be judge, jury, executioner - Steroid crisis - MSNBC.com
		Baseball commissioner Bud Selig was also one of the 28 owners who were found guilty of bad faith bargaining in the 1994-95 baseball strike.
		Baseball is big business and doesn't seem to care much about its performers health no matter what lip service Selig and the players association gives to the steroid/human growth hormone problem.
		Maybe baseball and the union don't want to know and are hiding their heads in the sand, because they know fans don't care except for how far the ball was hit.
	msnbc.msn.com /id/6646607 (1070 words)

	Strike Free Essays
		The Winnipeg General Strike of 1919 that took place in Winnipeg was fought between the WTLC (Winnipeg Trades and La...
		This was due to troubles with the strikes, a large surplus, and tariffs.
		Strikes were common place in the early 1930’s in all industrial and manufacturing corporations.
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	CNNSI.com - Baseball - 1994 strike ended a spectacular season - Monday August 26, 2002 12:43 AM
		Another lengthy work stoppage this season would slow Barry Bonds' run for the career home run record and end spectacular seasons for the Atlanta Braves, Anaheim Angels and especially the Minnesota Twins, who could be hurt as badly as the Expos were eight years ago.
		Baseball players and owners strike a deal for the first time without a work stoppage.
		No team has been affected as much on that front as the Toronto Blue Jays, a model franchise that topped 4 million in attendance the three years before the strike and is now on pace for its third straight sub-2 million season.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /baseball/news/2002/08/25/1994_strike_victims_ap (965 words)

	Baseball strike would hit both large and small - Aug. 27, 2002
		Some baseball officials said a decision on whether there would be a strike would have to be made by noon ET to save that game.
		One company that stands to lose the most from a baseball strike is Fox Entertainment Group Inc. (FOX: down $0.03 to $21.90, Research, Estimates), which has the rights to broadcast the postseason, along with at least some of the regular season games of 25 of the majors' 30 teams.
		She wouldn't comment on the impact a strike would have on her privately held company, and Aramark Corp. (RMK: up $0.10 to $21.90, Research, Estimates), another major stadium vendor, also declined to comment.
	money.cnn.com /2002/08/27/news/baseball_econimpact (1583 words)

	AntiEssays.com : : 1994 Baseball Strike
		It was not until June 14, 1994, that the owners finally presented their collective bargaining proposal, 18 months after they voted to reopen the contract.
		Also, the timing of the strike, which began on August 12, 1994, was favorable for the union because it inflicted maximum damage on the owners.
		In conclusion, the baseball strike of 1994 was the longest and costliest work stoppage in the history of professional sports.
	antiessays.bigwonk.com /print.php?eid=155 (3358 words)

	Charles Becker
		Baseball slowly turned into merely a business by the 1980’s, and this trend reached its height by 1994.
		Only once before had players gone on strike for any reason other then money, and that was in 1912 when the Detroit Tiger’s refused to play after one of their player’s, Ty Cobb, had received a suspension.
		Baseball sold it’s right’s to them, and everything was quickly solved.(1996 Information Please pg.5) Fans for the most part weren’t even aware that a problem had arisen, mainly because the media choose not to report it constantly since the sport was again on the upswing, so why begin to rag on it.
	wings.buffalo.edu /spc/distance/becker.htm (1925 words)

	village voice > news > The Baseball Wars by Neil deMause (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Baseball's economic figures are essentially fictitious in the best of times—this is an industry that makes heavy use of Arthur Andersen, after all—and during labor negotiations, truth is the first casualty.
		The owners tried similar brinkmanship in 1994, and were slapped down by the National Labor Relations Board for bargaining in bad faith—but this is no longer 1994, and the owners apparently hope a Bush NLRB will be more sympathetic to their cause.
		Fay Vincent—remember him?—suggested recently that baseball owners are so heavily leveraged that their bankers would force them to cut a quick deal just to maintain cash flow.
	www.villagevoice.com /news/0224,demause,35586,3.html (1168 words)

	July 2001 Boston Baseball: Lessons from the Strike of 1981
		Baseball is the most historically-minded sport, and the “Today in Baseball History” column is a common fine-print feature.
		Teams losing free agents ranked among the top 20% at their position – “Type A” free agents – would be entitled to a compensation pick -- but that player could be drafted from the roster of any team eligible to sign free agents.
		After forcing a 50-day strike to win the compensation draft, the owners quietly abolished it in the next labor agreement.
	roadsidephotos.com /baseball/bb01-4.htm (855 words)

	Will baseball strike out?
		Sixty-three percent of men who identified themselves as baseball fans said they were familiar with the issues behind the labor dispute; 29 percent did not (8 percent were unsure).
		Baseball is bracing for a battle between players and owners on more fronts than ever.
		In 1994, the team was in first place when the strike wiped out the rest of the season.
	reds.enquirer.com /2002/07/14/red_will_baseball_strike.html (1028 words)

	Online NewsHour: Baseball Strike? -- August 16, 2002
		RAY SUAREZ: The last collective bargaining agreement between the team owners and the players union ended in November; the last strike in 1994, led to the cancellation of the World Series for the first time in nearly a century.
		PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH: The baseball owners and the baseball players must understand that if there is a stoppage, work stoppage, a lot of fans are going to be furious, and I'm one.
		The players also must consider that if they go on strike, they are going to lose the compensation that they each earn annually playing the game.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/sports/july-dec02/strike_8-16.html (693 words)

	Baseball Fans & Communities Protection Act of 1994
		And the indirect fiscal impact of professional baseball is even more significant: the most recent strike has been estimated to have cost an average of 1,249 full- and part-time jobs per major league city, and to have cost the local economy of each major league city an average of $1.16 million per home game.
		Even if some aspect of baseball's minor league operations was found to be unreasonably restrictive -- such as the reserve clause restrictions -- players could continue to agree to similar restrictions on their movement, on an individual contractual basis or as part of a collective bargaining agreement.
		Removing baseball's antitrust exemption should not change the fact that major league owners have strong negotiating leverage when dealing with prospective minor league players, and the vast majority of minor leaguers are therefore likely to prove amenable to long-term contracts binding them to a team for a specified period of time.
	www.house.gov /judiciary_democrats/bball103.htm (16145 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions About the 1994 Baseball Strike (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A baseball team which asked a player to take a pay cut in mid-contract and then released the player when he refused would probably be ordered by an arbitrator to pay the rest of the contract.)
		MLB has replaced resigning umpires with new, permanent employees; these umpires cannot be considered strike-breakers because there was no strike.
		Please note that this document was written as a reference point for an ongoing discussion rather than an authoritative article.
	remarque.org /~grabiner/strikefaq.html (17539 words)

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	Baseball Strike (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The 1994 Major League Baseball season will long be remembered, not for its record-breaking performances and newly crowned World Series champion, but for the loss of an exciting season on the field and economically.
		In my eyes, "the real victims of the strike were baseball's thousands of lower-paid employees who found themselves out of a job." Bob Pelegrino, director of special events for the New York Yankees, was one of several affected by the layoffs.
		Advertisers during the 1994 season did not have the luxury of changing their plans because the strike was not foreseen.
	www.as.wvu.edu /~dstewart/English2/Hutson/BB.html (2079 words)

	CNN/SI - NBA Basketball - NBA risking fan alienation if lockout persists - Saturday August 08, 1998 06:13 PM
		In baseball, on the other hand, the strike happened at the beginning of September -- right in the middle of a pennant race.
		This summer's NBA lockout is similar to the last two, drawing little interest or concern from fans whose attention has been focused on baseball, the World Cup and the countdown to the start of the NFL season.
		The players also have a complaint before the National Labor Relations Board, the government agency that brought an end to the baseball strike by convincing a federal judge that owners were not bargaining in good faith.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /basketball/nba/news/1998/08/08/lockout_fans (942 words)

	Baseball Fever - 1994 strike and the Expos
		Baseball Fever - 1994 strike and the Expos
		Another reason why the 94 strike was so bad for the Expos, is that it became supremely uncool to root for the team afterwards.
		Aside from devoted, longtime fans who were turned off by the strike, there is a large cohort of people, who werent really baseball fans, that became excited beacuse the Expos had such a good, young and exciting team.
	www.baseball-fever.com /showthread.php?t=20890 (1582 words)

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	Sporting News, The: The power brokers - baseball's owners - 1994 baseball strike - Cover Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Now baseball is into its longest strike since that turbulent summer, and many of the same things are heard.
		Harrington is a director of the Baseball Hall of Fame, a member of the Pension Trust Committee and a director of The Baseball Network.
		Ewing Kauffman, who founded the pharmaceutical company Marion Laboratories, brought major league baseball to Kansas City in 1968 for the expansion fee of $6 million, and he was majority owner of the team until his death August 1, 1993.
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	McClendon recalls night of 1994 baseball strike - PittsburghLIVE.com
		The players went on strike that night, the 1994 season was never completed, a World Series was erased and McClendon never made it back to the majors as a player.
		McClendon admitted that the politics behind the strike contributed to his early departure as a player.
		McClendon wishes the same thing could be applied to the strike, one of the flest eyes in the game's history.
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	The baseball strike of 1994-95 (ABSTRACT), Monthly Labor Review Online, Mar. 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The biggest strike ever in professional sports resulted in lost money for the owners and players and in disillusionment for the fans.
		Using a model of collective bargaining, this article examines the strike and its aftermath, in order to analyze what happened and why.
		Since 1972, negotiation between the union and owners over contract terms has led to eight work stoppages that have plagued baseball.
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