Tony Clark’s resignation as MLBPA executive director sent a shockwave through Major League Baseball. The timing is especially poor, as the Players Association and MLB will enter into negotiations ...

MLB owners have amassed a reserve fund of approximately $75 million per team — roughly $2 billion total — as they prepare for a potentially extended labor dispute when the current collective ...

Bracing for a potentially protracted labor fight, MLB owners have funded a war chest of about $75 million per team to provide some financial protection should games be lost to a work stoppage. There ...

Baseball's current labor agreement expires on Dec. 1, 2026, setting up a potential dispute. Previous MLB work stoppages often involved salary arbitration, free agency, and salary cap disputes. The ...

The highest-ranking official in the MLB Players Association didn't pull any punches when addressing the state of negotiations over a new collective bargaining agreement. "A lockout is all but ...

Orioles pitcher Chris Bassitt said Major League Baseball potentially implementing a salary cap “doesn’t fix anything” as the possibility of a lockout looms after the 2026 season. Bassitt, who signed a ...

There were a lot of odd reactions to former executive director of the MLB Players Association Tony Clark resigning this week. Some had concerns that this meant the union was now going to be doomed in ...

If "Game 7" represents the greatest two words in sports, "lockout" may be one of the worst. Throughout history, lockouts have represented fractured negotiations between leagues and the labor unions ...

RED DREAD — California Democrats head into their convention this weekend facing a legitimate threat that they won’t have a gubernatorial candidate in the November election. The possible if unlikely ...