The collective bargaining agreement between MLB and the players expires on Dec. 1, 2026. The primary issue in negotiations is expected to be a salary cap.

Baseball in the Major Leagues is going through a positive moment after the spotlight of the last two off-seasons, where records were broken, first with the $700 million contract of ...

On Friday, MLB Players Association chief Tony Clark admitted the players' union is expecting once the CBA expires in Dec.

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As some teams spend while others sulk, a perfect storm is brewing. Baseball’s collective bargaining agreement expires after ...

In spring training, it's becoming clearer where the battle lines are being drawn ahead of the next labor negotiation.

That negotiations are making headlines in February — before spring training is in full swing — says plenty about the tensions ...

The collective bargaining agreement between MLB team owners and the players union expires after the 2026 season and Clark cited recent comments by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred as an indication ...

After spending billions the last two offseasons, the Dodgers and their hefty spending highlighted a wedge issue around ...

Clark is not suggesting that all teams have to spend money like the Dodgers or the Mets, but believes there’s no reason why ...

They are still in the distance — whatever two years away translates to in miles — but they are visible all the same: The collective bargaining agreement between MLB’s team owners and the ...