MLBPA elects Bruce Meyer
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New MLBPA chief Bruce Meyer held court, touching on his new role, objectives and relationships within the baseball world.
Bruce Meyer staunchly defended free agency and salary arbitration on his first full day as head of the baseball players association, dismissing any possibility of agreement on a salary cap.
Bruce Meyer was promoted to interim executive director of the baseball players' association, a day after Tony Clark's forced resignation.
Meyer, previously the union's deputy executive director and chief negotiator, was unanimously elected by the 72-player committee.
The Major League Baseball Players Association has elected a new executive director following the sudden departure of Tony Clark, who had led the union for over a decade.
MLB players voted to elect Bruce Meyer as interim executive director, the sixth person to hold the position in the organization's history.
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The sudden resignation of MLBPA executive director Tony Clark won't weaken or distract the players' association as it prepares for negotiations on a new CBA, deputy executive director Bruce Meyer says.