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Byline: Bill Lyon
PHILADELPHIA _ Baseball has suffered a rare sudden attack of common sense.
There is nothing in its history to suggest that there will be a repeat, but we can always hope.
Major-league players did not set a strike deadline yesterday. Instead, they did what most of us do when confronted by an unappetizing task: They put it off.
So the games will go on. For now. The owners and players might be surprised at how little that means to a growing number of people.
There were no reports of dancing in the streets when the players' decision was announced about the time another day on the griddle on the third rock from the sun was…
Source: HighBeam Research, A rare outbreak of sense in baseball.