All Things Considered’s Lorna Benson interviews Fay Vincent, Major League Baseball's former commissioner, who weighs in on MLB’s owner vote to contract two teams.
Vincent was commissioner from 1989 to 1992. Baseball owners forced him to resign, in part because they thought he was too soft on the players union. Vincent says contraction is one part of the solution to Major League Baseball's problems, but its targeting the wrong teams.
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