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Story summary
- Tony Clark, head of the players union, stepped down amid a federal investigation and a relationship with his sister-in-law.
- Clark's departure raises concerns about a potential lockout and missed games.
- Clark was viewed as a strong advocate for players.
- Bruce Meyer is his interim replacement and a tough negotiator.
- Some in Major League Baseball preferred Meyer leave rather than Clark, but he does not face the same issues.
