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How the MLBPA can rebuild after Tony Clark scandal

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Get past the salaciousness of Tony Clark's downfall, past the alleged inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law -- who was also an employee of the union he ran -- past the federal investigation into his stewardship of the Major League Baseball Players Association, past the detritus of a decade-plus-long tenure that imploded spectacularly Tuesday, and what's left is opportunity. Amid one of the lowest moments in more than half a century since its formation, the MLBPA can use Clark's stunning resignation to help save the 2027 season.

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