• MLB may enforce ties in potential 2020 season

    MLB may enforce ties in potential 2020 season

    With Father’s Day upon us, Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association are discussing a holiday-appropriate gift for their remaining fans: Ties. An industry source confirmed a report by USA Today that, in their recent discussions to restart the 2020 season, the owners and players have agreed to contemplate calling games as ties after …
  • MLB closes all 30 spring training camps for coronavirus cleaning

    MLB closes all 30 spring training camps for coronavirus cleaning

    MLB ordered all 30 spring training camps closed for a deep cleaning and disinfecting and that all personnel who want to continue unofficial workouts when the sites reopen will have to undergo a COVID-19 screening. The league was reacting to both the rising number of cases in Arizona and Florida — the states that house …
  • MLB rejects players union’s latest proposal, digs in on 60 games

    MLB rejects players union’s latest proposal, digs in on 60 games

    The distance between 60 and 70, apparently, is a world apart in the twisted universe of Major League Baseball. The MLB Players Association announced Friday night that it received word from its partners/enemies on the other side of the aisle that there would be no more going back and forth on the amount of regular-season …
  • MLB may shut down all spring training sites for coronavirus cleaning

    MLB may shut down all spring training sites for coronavirus cleaning

    With three spring training sites closing Friday due to coronavirus-related issues, MLB was strongly considering shutting all 30 facilities again to cleanse them and then establish a testing protocol when players return, The Post has learned. The Phillies and Blue Jays in Western Florida and the Giants in Arizona closed their camps in response to …
  • Yankees could train in Bronx after coronavirus spike in Florida

    Yankees could train in Bronx after coronavirus spike in Florida

    The Yankees’ plan to hold a second spring training ahead of a shortened season was to use George M. Steinbrenner Field and the nearby minor league complex for the workouts in Tampa, where there are already are about 20 players working out. However, that plan could be altered because of the recent Florida spike in …
  • Phillies have major coronavirus outbreak at spring training facility

    Phillies have major coronavirus outbreak at spring training facility

    In case anyone needed a reminder that the labor dispute between Major League Baseball and the Players Association is just one thing that could erase the 2020 baseball season, the Phillies confirmed they are dealing with a coronavirus outbreak at their spring training facility in Clearwater, Fla. The outbreak, first reported by NBC Sports Philadelphia, …
  • Baseball needs a savior after players’ counteroffer botch

    Baseball needs a savior after players’ counteroffer botch

    Well, let’s hope you enjoyed the 13 minutes in which professional baseball players enjoyed prosperity in the court of public opinion. If you blinked you missed it all, kind of like Kevin Maas’ career as Yankee Clipper 2.0. It isn’t that the MLBPA was wrong to counter the owners’ 60-game schedule Thursday with one 10 …
  • Ugly MLB talks might finally have a compromise in sight: Sherman

    Ugly MLB talks might finally have a compromise in sight: Sherman

    The third person in a room with Tony Clark and Rob Manfred shouldn’t be a UFC referee, it should be a court stenographer. As we have learned with these two sides, they are never going to agree to agree even on what they supposedly have agreed upon. One man’s framework is another’s proposal. The difference …
  • Miguel Sano, Twins’ $30 million slugger, accused in bizarre kidnapping case

    Miguel Sano, Twins’ $30 million slugger, accused in bizarre kidnapping case

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  • Christian Yelich takes the lead in MLB stars’ escalating war with Chris Russo

    Christian Yelich takes the lead in MLB stars’ escalating war with Chris Russo

    Everyone seems to have an opinion on the stalled contract negotiations between MLB owners and players that are delaying the start of the 2020 season. But one point of view struck a nerve with Brewers star Christian Yelich. Earlier in the week, players began sharing the same message of solidarity as others called out the …