Trevor Allen
MLB Drops Regular COVID Tests, Can Move Games For Health
Major League Baseball is dropping regular COVID-19 testing for all but symptomatic individuals while maintaining an ability to move games if the public health situation in an area deteriorates.2 years ago
Ronald Blum, AP
Judge: Minor Leaguers Work Year-Round, MLB Violated Wage Law
A federal judge ruled that minor leaguers are year-round employees who work during training time and found Major League Baseball violated Arizona state minimum wage law and is liable for triple damages.2 years ago
TIM BOOTH AP Sports Writer
Mariners Land All-Star Winker, Suárez In Trade With Reds
The Seattle Mariners have acquired All-Star outfielder Jesse Winker and third baseman Eugenio Suárez from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for a package of players.2 years ago
Associated Press
Mets’ Alonso: No Injury After Car Flipped Over On Sunday
New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso said he wasn't hurt when his car flipped over in an accident in Tampa, Florida, on Sunday.2 years ago
Brian Preece
What’s New In 2022 For Major & Minor League Baseball
After a 99 day lockout, MLB players and owners finally came to terms on a new CBA that will allow the 2022 season to open on April 7, 2022.2 years ago
Associated Press
Padres Star Tatis Has Broken Wrist, Could Be Out Three Months
The San Diego Padres say All-Star shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. likely will need surgery for a broken left wrist and could miss up to three months.2 years ago
DAVID BRANDT AP Sports Writer
Half-Century Holdout Over, DH Comes To National League
It was an impressive holdout for the National League, which made it nearly 50 years staving off a full-time designated hitter rule that the American League implemented before the 1973 season.2 years ago
Ronald Blum, AP
Unvaccinated MLB Players Can’t Travel To Canada To Play Jays
MLB players who are not vaccinated against the coronavirus won't be allowed to travel into Canada to face the Blue Jays in Toronto.2 years ago
Ronald Blum, AP
Test For MLB Players Will Be How Deal Looks To Them In ’26
Now comes the test: Will baseball players be happy with their new collective bargaining agreement in 2026?2 years ago
Associated Press
Players Vote To Accept MLB’s Offer On New Labor Deal, Paving Way To End Lockout
MLB Players voted to accept MLB's offer on new labor deal, paving way to end 99-day lockout and salvage 162-game season.2 years ago
RONALD BLUM AP Baseball Writer
MLB Cancels 93 More Games, Gap Narrows In Bargaining
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred canceled 93 more games Wednesday, increasing pressure on locked out players and appearing to close the remaining chance to play a full 162-game schedule.2 years ago
RONALD BLUM AP Baseball Writer
Union Makes Counteroffer On 98th Day Of Lockout
Negotiators for locked-out players made their latest counteroffer to Major League Baseball after Commissioner Rob Manfred let pass his deadline to reach a deal preserving a 162-game season.2 years ago
RONALD BLUM AP Baseball Writer
MLB, Union Bargain For 16 1/2 Hours, Recess Until Morning
Negotiators for locked-out players and Major League Baseball spent 16 1/2 hours bargaining, then recessed talks until Wednesday morning as Commissioner Rob Manfred let his deadline to reach a deal preserving a 162-game season pass.2 years ago
Mitch Harper
BYU Baseball Series With No. 6 Oklahoma State Moves To MLB Stadium
BYU's three-game tilt with a future Big 12 rival will take place in a $1 billion MLB stadium.2 years ago
RONALD BLUM AP Baseball Writer
Despite Vitriol, MLB Owners, Locked-Out Players Closing Gap
For all the vitriol, Major League Baseball owners and players have closed the gap in recent weeks and are negotiating on similar frameworks for a new collective bargaining agreement.2 years ago
JAY COHEN AP Baseball Writer
Labor Relations Experts Following MLB Negotiations From Afar
Allen Sanderson worked for a minor league team when he was growing up in Idaho, providing a ride home for Dick Allen long before he became a feared slugger with the Phillies.2 years ago
Ronald Blum, AP
MLB, Locked-Out Players Meet Again, No Sign Of Breakthrough
MLB and the MLBPA resumed negotiations after a four-day break, talking for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the work stoppage.2 years ago
RONALD BLUM AP Baseball Writer
MLB Talks Resume Sunday; Scherzer Favors Playoff ‘Ghost Win’
Max Scherzer favors a radical reworking of the playoffs, one that would have the higher seed in the first round of a 14-team postseason start off a best-of-five series with a 1-0 lead.2 years ago
Ronald Blum, AP
MLB Cancels Opening Day, Sides Fail To Reach Lockout Deal
Commissioner Rob Manfred announced the MLB will lose regular-season games over a labor dispute for the first time in 27 years.2 years ago
Ronald Blum, AP
MLB Extends Deadline To Salvage Openers To 5 P.M. Tuesday
Major League Baseball gave itself and the players’ association six hours to salvage opening day.2 years ago
Ronald Blum, AP
MLB Lockout Talks Recess, Will Resume Monday; Deadline Nears
Representatives for the MLB and union paused exchanging formal proposals and instead held a series of smaller meetings.2 years ago
RONALD BLUM AP Baseball Writer
MLB 4 Days From Deadline To Cancel Games And Shorten Season
Another negotiating session produced only minor movement and no proposals on big-money issues, leaving Major League Baseball four days from management's Monday night deadline for a deal to salvage opening day and a 162-game season.2 years ago
RONALD BLUM AP Baseball Writer
Labor Talks Resume With MLB Deadline Looming
New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner, Houston pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. and Miami infielder Miguel Rojas have joined baseball negotiations in Florida with Major League Baseball's deadline looming for a labor deal to salvage opening day and a 162-game season.2 years ago
