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Bud Selig, who took over the role of commissioner of Major League Baseball in 1992, is set to announce that next season will be his last in the role, Fox News confirms.

Selig has been most recently known for dealing with the sport’s investigation of the closed anti-aging clinic Biogenesis, which is accused of distributing performance-enhancing drugs.

Over the summer, Selig was asked if the league was slow to respond to these drugs and he said, "We were not slow to react" and the sport is "cleaner then ever."

Selig said: "It remains my great privilege to serve the game I have loved throughout my life. Baseball is the greatest game ever invented, and I look forward to continuing its extraordinary growth and addressing several significant issues during the remainder of my term."

AZGrizFan wrote:

Bud Selig, who took over the role of commissioner of Major League Baseball in 1992, is set to announce that next season will be his last in the role, Fox News confirms.

Selig has been most recently known for dealing with the sport’s investigation of the closed anti-aging clinic Biogenesis, which is accused of distributing performance-enhancing drugs.

Over the summer, Selig was asked if the league was slow to respond to these drugs and he said, "We were not slow to react" and the sport is "cleaner then ever."

Selig said: "It remains my great privilege to serve the game I have loved throughout my life. Baseball is the greatest game ever invented, and I look forward to continuing its extraordinary growth and addressing several significant issues during the remainder of my term."

Good riddance.

Cap'n Cat wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:



Good riddance.

The ONLY thing you're positive about, Z, is tits and Bud Light. Over notice that about your sad self?

AZGrizFan wrote:

Bud Selig, who took over the role of commissioner of Major League Baseball in 1992, is set to announce that next season will be his last in the role, Fox News confirms.

Selig has been most recently known for dealing with the sport’s investigation of the closed anti-aging clinic Biogenesis, which is accused of distributing performance-enhancing drugs.

Over the summer, Selig was asked if the league was slow to respond to these drugs and he said, "We were not slow to react" and the sport is "cleaner then ever."

Selig said: "It remains my great privilege to serve the game I have loved throughout my life. Baseball is the greatest game ever invented, and I look forward to continuing its extraordinary growth and addressing several significant issues during the remainder of my term."

Good riddance.

SuperHornet wrote:I hope they hire ME. My first move: re-instate Pete Rose....

dal4018 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:



Good riddance.

Yeah saw this yesterday on ESPN he is going to hang it up in '14!!! Who was more unpopular Stern or Selig???

Gil Dobie wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Yeah saw this yesterday on ESPN he is going to hang it up in '14!!! Who was more unpopular Stern or Selig???

Bettman because of the recent strike.

Gil Dobie wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Yeah saw this yesterday on ESPN he is going to hang it up in '14!!! Who was more unpopular Stern or Selig???

Bettman because of the recent strike.

tribe_pride wrote:

Gil Dobie wrote:
Bettman because of the recent strike.

Bettman was so hated even before the strike. Just go to youtube and type in Bettman boo and you'll see thing going back years that are not a sign of respect. See Stern who the fans showed their appreciation for during his final draft. Stern knew how to play with the fans and that helped. Bettman is hated and doesn't know how to play with it. Bettman will not get the positive farewell like Stern got.