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The squabbling sides talked for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the MLB lockout, largely restating their positions to each other.

The squabbling sides talked for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the MLB lockout, largely restating their positions to each other.

Major League Baseball reacted angrily to the latest offer by locked-out players when bargaining resumed Sunday, accusing the union of backtracking and showing no sign of a breakthrough to get the derailed season back on track.

Trying to resolve baseball’s second-longest labor stoppage, the sides remain far apart on luxury tax, minimum salaries and the proposed bonus pool for pre-arbitration eligible players.

The squabbling sides talked for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the MLB lockout, largely restating their positions to each other.

The squabbling sides talked for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the MLB lockout, largely restating their positions to each other.

The squabbling sides talked for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the MLB lockout, largely restating their positions to each other.

The squabbling sides talked for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the MLB lockout, largely restating their positions to each other.

The squabbling sides talked for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the MLB lockout, largely restating their positions to each other.

The squabbling sides talked for 95 minutes on the 95th day of the MLB lockout, largely restating their positions to each other.