The Major League Baseball Players Association has weathered and absorbed (?) internal fractures before, and they're just about a year ahead of the fight of their lives, with a lockout looming that could wipe out portions of the 2027 MLB season. The least they can do is be unified ahead of a battle with baseball's very worst people, the consistently stingy and out-of-touch owners.
Is Tony Clark the leader the MLBPA needs? Can he clean up his house before facing off with the opposition? There are plenty of reasons to doubt he's the man for the job, and the more challenges mounted and backstabbing uncovered, the weirder it's going to get.