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By Jayson Stark
ESPN.com Friday, November 19, 2004 Most of us wouldn't know a collusion from a contusion. But there sure were a lot of agents who thought they knew it when they saw it over the last two winters. So this offseason, Bud Selig and his friends at Major League Baseball have agreed to answer those collusion allegations by doing something 100 percent unprecedented: Any time a team requests "advice" from MLB on how much to offer any free agent -- whether it's Carlos Beltran or Adam Hyzdu -- the team will no longer be allowed to rece ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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