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Preview of Tomorrow's Congressional Hearing with Major League Baseball

By Rick Karcher, Michael McCann, Geoffrey Rapp, Greg Skidmore, and Howard Wasserman

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Earlier today, I wrote a 12-part Question/Answer for SI.com that previews tomorrow's Congressional hearing featuring former Senator George Mitchell, Bud Selig, and Donald Fehr.

I address such topics as:

  • The types of questions likely to be asked of Mitchell, Selig, and Fehr
  • Whether there will be finger-pointing by Selig and Fehr
  • Whether Roger Clemens' name and situation will come up
  • Whether Donald Fehr will argue against new testing
  • Whether other pro sports leagues will be following the testimony
  • Whether Congress should be spending its time on the topic of steroids and baseball and how might this topic influence the 2008 Presidential Election
It's lengthy (about 2,500 words), but I hope you have a chance to check out the Q/A.

Update: Rick and I are interviewed by the Washington Times' Mark Zuckerman in his Jan. 15 article "Hearing Could Be Influential."

Full post as published by Sports Law Blog on January 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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