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The Legacy of Marvin Miller
It has been suggested to me that having written a book about Major League Baseball, I ought to offer some thoughts on the passing of one of the game’s pioneers, former Major League Baseball Players Association Executive Director Marvin Miller. Miller was the MLBPA’s first full-time leader, holding the job from 1966 to 1982.
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Tagged Labor movement, Major League Baseball, Marvin Miller, MLBPA
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