WOODRUFF: Major league baseball games are underway around the country this afternoon. A sign that summer is not far away. And historically a good place to catch sight of an American president. Our Jeff Greenfield has more in today's bite of the apple.</s>JEFF GREENFIELD, CNN POLITICAL ANALYST: Judy, as the baseball season opened today, the nation's capital was not be part of the celebration. It has not had a major league team for 30 years, a lot of people think it didn't have a major league team when the Washington Senators did play there. But American presidents have had a very long link to America's pastime, in fact and in fiction.</s>WOODRUFF: Yes. What if, Jeff?</s>GREENFIELD: You never know.</s>WOODRUFF: What if he had done that? Jeff Greenfield, thanks very much.</s>GREENFIELD: OK.</s>WOODRUFF: Coming up, the federal government is kicking around an idea that could stop many of those annoying phone calls that many Americans get. But tele-marketers are asking, is it legal? The story when we return. a Close Relationship>
Presidents and Baseball Have a Close Relationship