So first this morning in number 71-32, Curtis C. Flood against Cune and others.

Hey everyone, this is Leon from Fiasco and Slowburn.

On today's episode of 5-4, Peter and Rianan are joined by their pal Adam, a tenets rights lawyer, to talk about baseball.

Specifically, in 1972 case called Flood V Cune, in which the Supreme Court found that Major League Baseball is exempt from antitrust laws.

The Supreme Court today rejected a suit by ex-out the older Kurt Flood.

What I really want to say is to give every ball player the chance to be a human being and to take advantage of the fact that we live in a free and democratic society.

A well-paid slave is nonetheless a slave.

This is 5-4, a podcast about how much the Supreme Court sucks.

Welcome to 5-4, where we dissect and analyze the Supreme Court cases that have brought American civil rights to the brink of extinction, much like poachers have to the letterback C-Turtle.

Are turtles poached?

C-Turtles are very much near extinction, yeah.

Yeah, but I just thought that was like the shitty environment.

No, there's poachers.

Goddamn it.

Probably the environment too, if that makes you feel better.

Well, you can poach him if you just have some nice hot liquid.

Hey, whose voice is that?

Yeah, let's back up.

I am Peter, Twitter's the law boy.

I'm here with Riannan.

Hey everybody, hello.

And a special guest, our buddy Adam.

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