Major League Baseball's history includes many pivotal moments, such as the establishment of the American League's Chicago White Stockings in 1900, Babe Ruth's lucrative 1932 contract, and key trades like Denny McLain’s 1985 legal troubles. Other notable events include Vida Blue's 1972 retirement declaration and Sammy Sosa's contract extension with the Cubs in 2001, reflecting the evolving nature of player contracts and management interactions throughout the decades. This timeline captures the dynamic changes within the league, influencing team strategies and player careers.
In 1900, Ban Johnson announced an American League team will be placed in Chicago, leading to the establishment of the White Stockings.
Babe Ruth's 1932 contract represented a significant financial moment in MLB, reflecting the increasing monetary value of star players.
Vida Blue's unexpected retirement announcement in 1972 highlighted the tensions between player contracts and management negotiations.
Sammy Sosa extended his contract with the Chicago Cubs in 2001, marking a pivotal moment in his career and team dynamics.
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