That was the angry demand by a young fan of one of the players involved in fixing the 1919 World Series.
No one wants to watch a fixed game though that does not seem to dim enthusiasm for horse racing, long a fixture of mob involvement. And of course Pete Rose ruined his career with gambling. Now Dallas Radio Personality Mike Gallagher looks at the case of an NBA referee accused of gambling and perhaps fixing games. Bad behavior in the NBA seems the norm these days. But if the games turn out to be fixed, what is the point of watching?
Meanwhile Mike Vick, the Atlanta Falcons quarterback, faces dog fighting charges in Federal Court. Will Vick actually face trial? A conviction would mean the end of his NFL career. That rarely happens with big time jock stars, at least as long as they are winning.
I bring this up as yet another Ethics Issue. How much longer do sports fans tolerate this bad behavior among its stars?
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