Even if it got to the point where PBA players were mad enough to want to sue the PBA over some issue, there wouldn’t be much point to it: as the old saying goes, you can’t get blood out of a turnip. While the PBA is not in that extreme of a financial situation, the general point is accurate, said Scott Norton, the 3-time PBA Tour PBA champion and lawyer who succeeded Mike Fagan as president of the PBA Players Committee when Fagan left the Tour to pursue an MBA. In an interview...