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Players oppose current All-Star format

By Jayson Stark
ESPN.com

Thursday, July 15, 2004

We always hate to deliver bad news to our favorite commish, Bud Selig, when he's feeling sunnier than the entire island of Aruba. But here goes: If the commish really wants home-field advantage in the World Series to continue being tied to the results of the All-Star Game, he can't just snap his fingers and make it happen. Nope, to make this vision work, Bud Selig has some work to do. And some concessions to make. When the players agreed to try this All-Star experiment for two years, it sure ...

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