
MLB Cancels 93 More Games, Gap Narrows In Bargaining
The sides narrowed many economic differences but became bogged down over management's attempt to gain an international amateur draft.
| AP and Veronica De La Cruz
The sides narrowed many economic differences but became bogged down over management's attempt to gain an international amateur draft.
| AP and Veronica De La Cruz
On the 98th day of the lockout, Major League Baseball said no additional games had been canceled and talks will continue.
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The sides remain far apart on luxury tax, minimum salaries and the proposed bonus pool for pre-arbitration eligibly players.
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Players rejected an offer on the ninth straight day of negotiations, setting the stage for MLB to follow through on its threat to cancel opening day.
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The league has set a new deadline to agree on a collective bargaining agreement with the players association, or risk canceling regular season games.
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Management says a deal must be reached by the end of Monday's negotiations to salvage a March 31 start to the regular season.
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MLB has canceled the first week of spring training games, and baseball-related businesses and nonprofits are really feeling the pain.
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Pitchers and catchers are not starting spring training workouts as scheduled Wednesday as Major League Baseball's lockout stretches into its 77th day.
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Ortiz was a clutch slugger and 10-time All-Star over 20 seasons mostly with the Boston Red Sox.
Los Angeles Angels two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani won the AP Male Athlete of the Year award, racking up another award after a magical season.
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The league's collective bargaining agreement between players and owners expired Wednesday at midnight.
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Once the current labor contract expires on Dec. 1, free agent signings, spring training and possibly the start of next season could be delayed.
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The Hall of Famer's company This Is Heaven LLC has bought controlling interest of All-Star Ballpark Heaven and the Field of Dreams movie site.
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The company, created in 1938, is best known for baseball cards.
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The Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees will face off Thursday at the "Field of Dreams" movie site in Iowa.
Team owner Paul Dolan said last summer's protests and the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis spurred his decision to change the name.
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In a domestic violence restraining order against him, a 27-year-old woman described the alleged abuse and laid out evidence of injuries.
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Beginning on June 21, players caught using "sticky stuff" on baseballs will face immediate ejection and 10-game suspensions.
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A group of business owners is seeking $100 million in damages and a punitive award of up to a billion dollars.
A Florida physician who died from COVID left his family a sports card collection worth an estimated $20 million and it's all headed to auction.
Forrest Hill Academy was originally named after a Ku Klux Klan leader.
MLB pulled the event from Atlanta last week over a new voting law.
The Rangers said it was requiring fans to wear face coverings unless they were eating or drinking. But not everyone went along with that.
Gov. Brian Kemp accused the MLB of taking part in "cancel culture" after speaking out against voting laws.
The team made the announcement the same day Texas lifted its mask mandate and allowed businesses to fully reopen.
A $2 million fund in Aaron's name was announced to be used to increase diversity in sports, business.
The MLB Hall of Famer broke Babe Ruth's career home run record in 1974 when he hit his 715th ball out of the park.
Hall of Famer Henry "Hank" Aaron Dies At The Age Of 86
According to ESPN, general manager Jared Porter sent graphic, lewd photos to a female reporter in 2016 while working in the Chicago Cubs franchise.
The Hall of Fame Coach spent 71 years of his life with the Los Angeles Dodgers and won two World Series Championships with the team.