The 25 Most Important People in Baseball History

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The 25 Most Important People in Baseball History

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http://baseballpastandpresent.com/2014/ ... l-history/

Interesting list. I'm somewhat surprised Scott Boras didn't make it.
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2011 KC 94-68
2012 KC 83-79
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That's the difference between powerful and important. Boras hasn't done anything to change or improve the game.
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Yea, getting players like ARod massive contracts isn't in the same boat as like Curt Flood who challenged MLB's anti-trust exemption which led to the creation of free-agency.

I am happy to see Satchel Paige make the list, who I consider to be possibly the most underrated pitcher in baseball history.
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