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MLB commissioner Rob Manfred and the head of the professional baseball players union Tony Clark are being sued over their decision to move the all-star game from Georgia.
The all-star game was moved due to Georgia’s passing of election integrity legislation.
Breaking: Small business group sues MLB Commissioner over moving All-Star game from Atlanta | Just The News https://t.co/qqWqEcqKGh
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) June 1, 2021
A small business group on Monday evening sued Major League Baseball, its commissioner Rob Manfred and the head of professional baseball players union Tony Clark alleging their efforts to move this summer’s All-Star game from Atlanta to protest Georgia’s new election integrity law unlawfully inflicted “staggering” damages on businesses in the region.
The suit filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan by the Job Creators Network alleges MLB violated the Klu Klux Klan Act of 1871 and committed “tortious interference” in business by canceling the game over a political matter.
It seeks damages of at least $100 million for the businesses of Atlanta as well as an order to restore the game this summer to the Atlanta Braves home stadium, Truist Park.
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