91.   Baseball rarely has the video-game pace of basketball, hockey or football.

92.   Baseball should not have an antitrust exemption.

93.   Baseball still has room for individual owners such as Dick Jacobs in Cleveland and Peter Angelos in Baltimore, but ultimately their days are numbered.

94.   Baseball surely has little to celebrate.

95.   Before the vote, Simpson introduced an amendment linked to the naming of an independent commissioner, which baseball has not had for nearly three years.

96.   Besides, baseball has no right getting indignant here.

97.   Between the lines, baseball has the makings of a season to behold.

98.   Actually, baseball has such a rule.

99.   After all, baseball still has no collective bargaining agreement, commissioner or clue.

100.   After three days of meetings, baseball could have an entirely different look ... or the owners could be more resolved than ever to maintain the status quo.