
Episode #87
How Does Major League Baseball Operate as a Monopoly | Sports in the Courts
The biggest legal issues in professional sports happen off the field, and few are as unique as Major League Baseball's exemption from federal antitrust law. In this episode of Sports in the Courts, Counsel Drew Smith and Associate Attorney Charles Bonani explore why America's pastime is one of the only industries permitted to operate with a special exemption from federal antitrust laws. They discuss how this decades-old legal decision came to be and what it means for the MLB and the business of baseball.

