As of Thursday night, MLB's owners hadn't turned over any additional financial data to the Players Association. Nor did they have any immediate plans to do so, despite Max Scherzer's Twitter dare for transparency.
The PA got what they got, in accordance with the CBA's stipulations, and that apparently didn't contain sufficient evidence of economic distress to Scherzer, a member of the union's eight-man executive council.
"I'm glad to hear other players voicing the same viewpoint," Scherzer tweeted, "and believe MLB's economic strategy would completely change if all the documentation were to become public."
