The Major League Baseball Players Association made the first move towards negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement with the league’s owners, and it didn’t take long for their proposal to be shot down.
ESPN’s Jeff Passan had the details, and almost none of them have any chance at being implemented. There might be a starting point for discussion on a few ideas, but the players have to know their opening position is asking a lot. It essentially maintains the league's current financial structure, but with a solid chunk of changes.
