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Scoring a run in baseball can be all about timing (Boston Red Sox v. Toronto Blue Jays)
Tuesday, August 11, 2026Stephen A. ThieleSports LawRules, Baseball, Scoring
Many sports feature controversial rulings made by game officials. In Major League Baseball (“MLB”), the Toronto Blue Jays have been part of at least two highly controversial run scoring rulings which have driven fans wild..
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Home Run Called Notwithstanding Fan Interference
Wednesday, September 17, 2025Stephen A. ThieleSports LawRules, Baseball, Fan Interference
With less than a dozen games remaining in the Major League Baseball season, it is hard not to follow the Toronto Blue Jays...
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Potential liability for torts committed in sports (Cox v. Ball)
Thursday, January 16, 2025Stephen A. ThieleLitigation, Sports LawTorts, Sports, Professional Sports, Liability
Participation in recreational sports is important for many people because it provides them with both positive physical and mental health benefits...
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Umbrella baseball association ordered to admit baseball league as a member (Mississauga Majors v. Provincial Women’s Softball Association)
Friday, November 29, 2024Stephen A. ThieleSports Law, Associations, Memberships
Sports law is not just about representing high-priced athletes in contract negotiations, salary arbitrations or on product endorsements...
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