Conversations with MLB Commissioner Emeritus Bud Selig: The History of Baseball in Milwaukee, its Present and Future

This fall Major League Baseball Commissioner Emeritus and Distinguished Lecturer in Sports Law and Policy, Allan “Bud” Selig, will visit the law school for three Conversations with Marquette University Law School students. The first event will be on Thursday, September 4, starting at 12 pm in room 433.  Led by Professor Meg Pirics, class of 2016, Senior Counsel, Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club, Commissioner Emeritus Selig will discuss the History of Baseball in Milwaukee, its Present and Future. This event is open only to Marquette University Law School students and staff. Commissioner Emeritus Selig invites students to ask any question about bringing baseball to Milwaukee and why and how teams relocate, building a new baseball stadium, and the long-term viability of MLB teams in small markets, among any other question related to professional sports and sports leagues over the past 70 years. Do not miss your chance to talk with someone who has had over 70 years of experience in professional sports. Lunch will be provided to all attendees.