Furcal to the Bravos

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Either Furcal is a douche, Kinzer is a douche, or they are both douches!! That is a pure 100% dick move.
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The Braves said they will no longer deal with Kinzer, or his clients.
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I wonder how the MLBPA is going to feel about that? I also wonder if Kinzer is going to lose any clients over this.
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Is that really a union issue? The Braves can choose to deal with whomever they want to, right?
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essentially, yes. There are a number of teams that won't deal with Boras clients, like the White Sox. The player always has the option of changing agents.