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Originally Posted by steve B
And I'd bet that with 1908 rings given out some probably went to unpaid or nearly unpaid interns.
And anyone saying the players are the only ones putting in the hard work really needs to read more about the other jobs in baseball. I might agree the owners don't do a ton of work, but the people who manage and move the equipment, the people who break down and annotate game film so the players/coaches can spot trends in how a player works, even the people who clean the place after the game all work long hours and usually for very little pay.
Steve B
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World Series rings didn't come in to vogue until 1922...
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