When Major League Baseball's reserve clause crumbled in the 1970s, it sparked an upheaval that forever altered America's national pastime. Dynasty Disrupted tells the sweeping, fact-driven story of how the rise of free agency shattered decades-old dynasties, revolutionized labor rights, and redefined the sport's competitive and cultural identity. From the daring lawsuits of Curt Flood to the multi-million dollar contracts of the modern era, this book chronicles the dramatic transformation of baseball's balance of power.Through detailed case studies, vivid narrative, and the voices of the game's most influential figures, this book explores the seismic impact of free agency on clubs, players, and fans. Discover how a system built on tradition was upended by legal battles, player empowerment, and the relentless march of market forces-reshaping the game on the field and far beyond.With unparalleled clarity, Dynasty Disrupted delivers a compelling chronicle of ambition, innovation, and the search for fairness in a sport where nothing would ever be the same.