Fears 2027 MLB Season Will Be Canceled After Rob Manfred Decision

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Pushing For Salary Cap, Which Is A Terrible Idea

Major League Baseball ownership and the league office apparently wants to lock players out again during their next labor agreement negotiations. That's the only possible takeaway from a new report this week about commissioner Rob Manfred pushing for the introduction of a salary cap in MLB.Bruce Meyer, one of the top executives at the MLB Player's Association, told "Foul Territory" on Tuesday that Manfred has been openly talking about a salary ca…

Fears 2027 MLB season will be canceled after Rob Manfred decision

MAJOR League Baseball is at risk of shutting down in 2027. The MLB collective bargaining agreement expires after the 2026 season, and there are fears that the league and the MLBPA won’t agree to a new deal. GettyRob Manfred is pushing for a salary cap in Major League Baseball[/caption] ReutersThe MLBPA is opposed to a salary cap and could lockout the 2027 season[/caption] Salaries in Major League Baseball are ballooning, and owners are looking t…

MLB, Players’ Union Spar Over Salary Cap As Labor Fight Looms

MLBPA leadership says management is already pushing hard for a salary cap, something that could further position the sport toward an ugly battle next year.

MLB Could Seek to Implement a Salary Cap, But Players Might Push Back

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred is reportedly outlining a plan to implement a salary cap that could impact fair play and the players' salaries.

MLB Commissioner Wants Salary Cap

With a labor deal set to expire in December 2026, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred is trying to convince players to agree to a salary cap, according to Evan Drellich of The Athletic on Thursday. Bruce Meyer, second in command of the players’ union, said the players are skeptical that is in their best interests. “The […]

MLB’s Rob Manfred is pushing for salary cap, and players are skeptical, union official says

Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred recently outlined his plans to convince players to make big changes to the sport’s economics. Tuesday, Bruce