Baseball Cop,Used

Exposing Trafficking, Theft, Fraud, And Gambling In The Major Leagues, A Founding Member Of The Mlb'S Department Of Investigations Reveals A Newsbreaking True Story Of Power And Corruption.In The Wake Of 2005'S Sometimes Contentious, Sometimes Comical Congressional Hearings On Performanceenhancing Drugs In Baseball And The Subsequent Mitchell Report, Major League Baseball Established The Department Of Investigations (Doi). An Internal And Autonomous Unit, It Was Created To Not Only Eliminate The Use Of Steroids, But Also To Rid Baseball Of Any Other Illegal, Unsavory, Or Unethical Activities. The Doi Would Investigate The Dark Side Of The National Pastimegambling, Age And Identity Fraud, Human Trafficking, Coverups, And Morewith The Singular Purpose Of Cleaning Up The Game.Eduardo Dominguez Jr. Was A Founding Member Of That First Doi Team, Leaving A Stellar Career With The Boston Police Department To Join Four Other 'Supercops'A Group That Included A 9/11 Hero, A Mobbuster, And Narcotics Expertskeeping Watch Over Major League Baseball.A Decorated Detective As Well As A Member Of An Fbi Task Force, Dominguez Was Initially Reluctant To Leave His Lawenforcement Career To Work Fulltime In Baseball. He Had Already Seen The Game'S Underbelly When He Worked As A Resident Security Agent (Rsa) For The Boston Red Sox In 1999 And Become Wary Of The Game'S Commitment To Any Kind Of Reform. Only At The Persuasion A Widely Respected Nypd Detective Tapped To Lead The Doi Did Dominguez Agree To Join The Unit, Which Was The Firstand Lastof Its Kind In Major American Sports. 'We Could Clean Up This Game,' His New Boss Promised.In Baseball Cop, Dominguez Shares The Shocking Revelations He Confronted Every Day For Six Years With The Doi And Nine As An Rsa. He Shines A Light On The Inner Workings Of The Commissioner'S Office And The Complicity Of Baseball'S Bosses In Dealing With The Misdeeds Compromising The Integrity Of The Game. Dominguez Details The Investigations And The Obstaclesfrom The Biogenesis Scandal To The Perilous Trafficking Of Cuban Players Now Populating The Game To The Theft Of Prospects' Signing Bonuses By Buscones, Street Agents, And Even Clubs' Employees. He Further Reveals How The Mandates Of Former Senator George Mitchell'S Report Were Modified Or Ignored Altogether.Bracing And Eyeopening, Baseball Cop Is A Wakeup Call For Anyone Concerned About America'S National Pastime.