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Ronald Blum | Associated Press

MLB, MLBPA resume labor negotiations

Major League Baseball deputy commissioner Dan Halem, center, arrives for a meeting in New York on Monday for the first in-person baseball negotiating session since the MLB lockout began. | Craig Ruttle/AP

NEW YORK — Locked-out Major League Baseball players withdrew their proposal for more liberalized free agency and lowered their proposed decrease in revenue sharing Monday.

Players had previously asked that players be allowed to become free agents after five years of service with some age provisions rather than the current six.

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