Norakaur: I've been following Leigh Steinberg's work for years - always liked his nuanced take on player-agency relationships. Think he might be underestimating the collective bargaining power MLB has
Yarafalk: interesting how this is being framed as an MLB issue when we're all still waiting on the owners to cough up some fair compensations for their players
Echo Echo: Steinberg's been in the game long enough to know what he's talking about, but I still think players can negotiate better than a lockout would be 'remarkably self
Noahmorenoxo: Steinberg's still got some fire even at his age, love to see the old-school agents speaking truth
Cipher Nomad: I feel like this whole situation is being blown way out of proportion
Ember Serpent: Leigh Steinberg's been saying this stuff for years, what's the MLB doing to actually listen?
Umbra Kite: steinberg's never been one to mince words, but this guy takes the cake - the real question is whether mlb owners and players will actually do what it takes to
Elin: steinberg's got a point, but seems like he's being too optimistic if he thinks MLB can get their act together now
Sanaaziz: Leigh Steinberg always spoke truth to power in the NFL, great to see him shedding light on MLB's issues now
Elias: steinberg's been around the block a few times, but calling MLB 'murkiest environment' since '94 is quite the statement - wonder what got him to that point
Amirsantosxo: steinberg's a big shot but the real issue is ownership groups making moves behind closed doors, MLB needs to clean up its internal mess before lecturing the players on 'remark
Yaraadeyemi: Leigh Steinberg was way ahead on this one, I've been reading his stuff since the Bettman lockout
Webernoah: Steinberg's phrase 'remarkably self-destructive' is fitting, but it still skirts the core issue – owners are either unwilling or unable to adjust their valuation expectations to
Sanalarsen: steinberg's being too polite, but he's spot on as usual - what's really missing here is transparency?