COMMENTARY
No one erased Major League Baseball’s March 31 Opening Day while you were sleeping. That constitutes progress, I guess.
It’s all more maddening than joyous at this address, if I’m being honest. Cramming was a terrible strategy for your term paper, and it’s similarly not going to draw up a collective bargaining agreement that fixes much in a league that, for all we still love, needs ample fixing.
After some 16½ hours of negotiations on days No. 89 and 90 of the lockout, the former an owner-imposed deadline to preserve a full 162-game season, said deadline was slid back to 5 p.