America's National Pastime: Remembering the Role of Women | The Heritage Foundation
COVID-19 continues to alter day-to-day life in America. For example, Major League Baseball’s opening day games were slated for last Thursday. But the ballparks remain shut indefinitely. When they’ll reopen is anybody’s guess. Twenty-five years ago, the baseball news was more upbeat. On March 31, 1995, Major League Baseball players agreed to end a 232-day strike that had kept fans shut out for 938 games—including the 1994 World Series.
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