MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark said before Game 1 of the World Series that “there is a lot of work to be done” by MLB on the heels of this week’s gambling scandal in the NBA.
From the Black Sox to Pete Rose to Shohei Ohtani’s interpreter, baseball has endured its fair share of gambling scandals throughout its history.
MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark said before Game 1 of the World Series that “there is a lot of work to be done” by MLB on the heels of this week’s gambling scandal in the NBA.
“It’s just a different world,” Clark told reporters Friday at Rogers Centre, according to ESPN. “So every time, again, something happens, yeah, our concerns become greater, and everyone on some level recognizes that the world was going to be different.
