When fully immersed in the joy of following our favorite sporting heroes and teams, it's easy sometimes to lose track of the fact that most sports writers are first and foremost, journalists. Most of them matriculated from university journalism mills and associate during their workaday lives with other journalists, e.g. leftists. It should come as no surprise then, to find the annual lament by baseball writers at the grave injustice of Baseball's Hall of Fame's reluctance to enshrine Marvin Miller within its hallowed hall.Mr. Miller was simply a successful community organizer who helped agitate professional baseball players to beef up their union solidarity to the point that they succeeded in realizing huge financial gains while effectively ruining the sport for the fan. Mainstream journalists view Miller's role somewhat less caustically:Whether or not one believes players deserve the kind of money that Miller enabled them to earn is beside the point. The fact is that players,...(Read Full Post)