Here's the thing. The owners are financially independent. They are wealthy in their own right. The players need MLB much more than billionaire owners. The players should learn that half a pay cheque is much better than no pay cheque. Also, the shelf life of a player is probably around 10-12 years so it wouldn't make sense to lose a year's pay.
Blue Jays 2020
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ohhhhh Darts...Darts....Darts....my young padawan.....
What the players should do, and what they're lead to believe are two completely different things.
I cannot see the Jays, as the only non-US team, playing here in Toronto. While I like to go to games, I'm cool with them chilling in Dunedin. As long as baseball is on TV, I'm good.
No loss; no one will miss it.
By now I'm sure we're all deep into our KBO fantasy pool season.
https://www.blessyouboys.com/2020/5...and-bat-flips-oh-my-koo-chang-mo-park-min-woo
The one great thing about this season is that it is the end of May and the BJ's are not already out of it!
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And our pitching staff has an ERA about 7 runs below where I thought it would be!
Stick a fork in it boys, season is as good as done. The two sides are still very far apart. Even a 48 game season is highly unlikely at this point.
Manfred and Clarke agree on a 60 game schedule at full pro-rated pay. Now each has to sell it to their respective constituents.
I hearing the owners basically tore it up. I can't see a deal getting done if that's the case.
And up until 2015, he was also getting half a million a year from Baltimore, plus he gets his mlb pension. As far as the money he's getting from the Mets, he can thank Bernie Madoff for that.
The best player in MLB doesn't sound too excited about the season. Missing a season will hurt his career stats but he will still be a 1st ballot HOFer.
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Mike Trout has his doubts about the 2020 MLB season. He isn't alone
Baseball's best player is the public face of private concerns many in the game are grappling with as summer camp starts during a pandemic.
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Mike Trout doesn’t sound that excited about playing baseball with a pregnant wife and pandemic raging
Mike Trout joined the Angels for their first group workout Friday, doing drills and rarely taking his mask off. Then he told media that he’s still uncertain about whether to play baseball thi…
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We won't know if this is a good news or not for a few years. If he's a bust it's bad news.
