A legislator lost his job over this place, which is politics, and three men lost their lives, which is tragedy. The ironworkers will be recognized at a second exhibition today. Selig proud Meanwhile, Selig lost his innocence, but none of the stubbornness the Milwaukee Brewers former president will need to succeed as baseball's current commissioner. As he viewed his dream from the club level Friday night, he was feeling proud, grateful and most of all vindicated. Selig figured this cause was lost at least twice, which was two more times than he could ever understand.
People can disagree, but there was behavior that was beyond reason.
It was Machiavellian to an extent. It was inexplicable and very disappointing, and yet I never let any of that get in the way of the goal. This was the right thing to do. Selig has never changed his mind on that, and he says he has polls that show thousands of converts. The answer is obvious.