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Posted By: jay behrens

Selig is in a lose-lose situation with regards to investigating Bonds. If he does nothing, then he proves that is nothing more than the ineffectual leader that he is and would most likely be run out of office. If he does investigate, he has to investigate the whole scandal, not just Bonds. Opening up this investigation will mean that Selig and the powers that be have to show when they knew what and I'm willing to bet that this is not something that they want brought to light.

No matter what Selig does, he loses and he has sealed is fate as the biggest joke of a Commissioner ever to hold office. If only Giamati hadn't died prematurely...

Jay

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