The game of baseball has turned from just a game into a multi billion dollar business. The business aspect of baseball has become such a more dominant role in the way the game is played by the players. The players are now property of the team and are dealt like playing cards to other teams usually for an increase in salary. Not only are players dealt around entire baseball teams are capable of being put up for sail for upwards of a billion dollars.

I am not trying to say that in the beginning years of the League that there was not trading of players I just mean that there was more respect for players. For example a player who has been a part of an organization for 10 years is just traded away like nothing during todays game. The level of professionalism has declined over these last couple of years and the game has been tainted by steroids and by controversial actions done by players/coaches.

Recently in the Controversial move by the coach, Ozzie Guillen stated that he "loves Fidel Castro" this offending the famous announcer for the Marlins who escaped from Cuba at a young age. He did not only offend the announcer but the millions of fans who took offense to this statement. Of course the front office of the Marlins forced Ozzie to apologize to the fans, that his comment was not serious and was not appropriate.