Matsui shouldn't have any regrets

I didn't go to business school or even take an Econ course, but I'm pretty sure this is a correct analysis:If you plan a big money-making venture, and that venture's success relies partly upon the participation of one person, and you don't secure that person's services before going forward ...

That would be what the experts call "a poor business model." Thanks to other people's arrogance and incompetence, Hideki Matsui finds himself in the eye of yet another World Baseball Classic storm. Japan's longtime favorite son suddenly no longer is Mr. Perfect. Continue