W.Va., Va. AGs ask Supreme Court to consider antitrust exemption that ended Bluefield Blue Jays, Princeton Rays

When Major League Baseball announced in 2020 that it was ending its minor league ball clubs in Bluefield and Princeton, a number of factors were initially blamed for the loss,

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