Sports of The Times: A Baseball Atlas Who Shrugged
Published 6/27/2009 by By HARVEY ARATON at NYT > Baseball
Donald Fehr, who will step down as executive director of the baseball union, acknowledges that he might have acted sooner against performance-enhancing drugs.
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