Photo Credit: Irwin Cohen
Ike Davis is one of only a handful of MLB players with a Jewish mother.

Everything is up – profits for the owners, salaries for the players, and the price we’ll have to pay to watch multimillionaires play.


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Author, columnist, public speaker Irwin Cohen headed a national baseball publication for five years before accepting a front office position with the Detroit Tigers where he became the first orthodox Jew to earn a World Series ring. Besides the baseball world, Irwin served in the army reserves and was a marksman at Ft. Knox, Ky., and Chaplain's Assistant at Ft. Dix, NJ. He also served as president of the Agudah shul of the Detroit community for three decades. He may be reached in his dugout at [email protected].