Title: Costas hits the marks on Baseball's problems
Product review: When I first saw this book I thought it was going to be another "Baseball should never change book." The usual dump the DH, turf, wild card games etc. Once I started reading it I soon realized it was much more. Baseball has serious problems that are keeping it from being a completive league. Costas describes clearly how the income differences between teams is hurting the game. Both the owners and the players are at fault. Each side is portrayed as caring mainly about their own interests vice the overall health of the game. Even though this book is 2-3 years old, baseball has not addressed any of the major issues in the book, so it is still current. If you want an educated debate on baseball beyond the 30 second ESPN analysis, check out this book
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