MLBPA’s Tony Clark calls out Rob Manfred for lockout comments: ‘The other side keeps interjecting negativity’

When Major League Baseball’s preferential owners closed the players 2021-22 out of one time, they crumbled the peace of life for their long work MLB Association of Players. Although the resulting collective deal agreement remains two seasons, there are already instructions MLB Beginning from the opening day before the opening day could again be a working break again. Especially this winter, this winter was paid to the game economics.

To pursue this is what MLBPA chief Tony Clark is the US US-US Nightengale today. , two years away from the end of the agreement.

“We will continue to talk about it as well. It will be in an environment where the game seems to move forward, and the other side continues to interfere in conversations. “

Commissioner Rob Manfred, in turn, said to the athlete Last month, the closure could be “positive.”

“In a strange way, it’s actually positive,” Manfred said. “There are levers associated with the offset closure, and under NLRA the collective transaction process is based on leverage.

Recently manfred This week told reporters that the financial disparity “is a list of my concerns about what happens in sports”

Manfred added: “When I say I can’t criticize [Los Angeles Dodgers’ spending] – They do what the system allows. If I am criticizing for someone, it doesn’t happen to Dodger. It will be the system. ” He refused to say, he intends to offer a salary cap because the next Central Bank.

None of them should be a surprise. Salary cover sets up between owners and players since MLBPA dawn. Recently, decades of long labor. It’s a massive distance in the history of the league. Think of you, the other eight eight working stops in modern MLB history took place from 1973-1995, or, more than one in three years. Although no one should hope for the return pace, the restless worker is a greater part of the essence of baseball than no.