The draft quirk that became a relic of the first years of MLBs landmark free agency

Fifty years ago Wednesday, the official dividing line between “the way things used to be” and “the way things will be from now on” was established. ...

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The draft quirk that became a relic of the first years of MLBs landmark free agency