Owners demanding to renegotiate with a player who had a lousy year. That'd please me. I'd be happy with that. Baseball is careening inevitably toward the lockout cliff, because nobody is happy. Rich owners aren't happy having to share nickels with poor owners, fans aren't happy about sky-high ticket prices and opening games played out of the country.
Players are unhappy on general principle.
That might make some people happy. There's so much unhappiness, you'd think we were talking about real life. Junior Griffey is happy, he says. At that wage, Junior has a constitutional right to be miserable. In fact, he's saying the opposite.