MLB Lockout Threatens Start to Spring Training
Just about a week from the opening of Spring Training camps, MLB and the MLBPA have yet to agree on a deal
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Report: Progress Made in Talks Between MLB, MLBPA
While the standoff between Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association is not over, there is renewed optimism that the 2022 season will start on time
Major League Baseball, Players Associate Will Finally Negotiate
Major League Baseball and Major League Baseball Players Association are set to meet to begin negotiations for a new contract.
Baseball is Back!
MLB and the MLB Players Association have agreed to play baseball in 2020, albeit in a much different way than other seasons
Still No Deal for Baseball as MLB, MLBPA Saga Continues
There is still no agreement for baseball to return, though MLB may be closer to implementing a season
Play Ball!
Major League Baseball plans to unilaterally issue a 60-game schedule for its shortest season since 1878 after the players’ association rejected a negotiated deal of the same length,
AP source: Players’ Board Rejects 60-Game Season by 33-5
he executive board of the Major League Baseball Players Association rejected a proposed 60-game schedule by a 33-5 vote, daring Commissioner Rob Manfred to give a unilateral order for the regular season’s start.
Players Counter with 70 Games, Manfred Says Deadline Nearing
Baseball players proposed a 70-game regular-season schedule Thursday, a plan immediately rejected by baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred.
MLB Offers 60-Game Schedule, Full Prorated Pay
The financial feud between Major League Baseball and its players took a step toward an agreement that could lead to a pandemic-delayed season after Commissioner Rob Manfred traveled to Arizona to meet with players’ union head Tony Clark.
Report: MLB Deal to Play Imminent
According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association are close to a deal that will resume Major League Baseball.