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THE BOSS CONTINUES TO BACK SELIG/BEESTON TICKET
Published February 24, 1998
Yankees Owner George Steinbrenner told Murray Chass of
the N.Y. TIMES that MLB's search for commissioner is "a
charade. We don't need it." Steinbrenner advocates Acting
Commissioner Bud Selig and MLB COO Paul Beeston to remain in
the top two spots. Steinbrenner said, "Beeston can't want
to stay much longer. I don't want to lose him. He's great
for the job." Steinbrenner, on Selig becoming MLB's CEO
while maintaining ownership of the Brewers: "That wouldn't
bother me at all. He's the most impartial guy in the world
when it comes to his team. Put it in the hands of Selig and
Beeston and let's get on with it. Forget this phony
commissioner search" (N.Y. TIMES, 2/22).




