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Tucupita Marcano is banned from MLB for gambling on baseball. He cost himself millions of dollars in estimated future salary, pension, and benefits.

The season’s start—as well as the talks themselves—are in jeopardy as friction mounted in Saturday’s negotiations.

I am aggravated.

MLB’s deadline to preserve Opening Day has increased the frequency of meetings, but there's been little progress on taxes and minimum salaries.

Talks in Florida this week could decide whether baseball's opening day goes off as scheduled on March 31. How did we get here?

The Major League Baseball Players Association delivered a counteroffer to the league Thursday in collective bargaining agreement negotiations during a meeting

The Major League Baseball Players Association delivered a counteroffer to the league Thursday in collective bargaining agreement negotiations during a meeting

As covered at length by MLBTRs Anthony Franco, Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich of The Athletic published a relatively bleak …

While the two sides are talking, MLB's owners and players are nowhere close to ending the lockout.

2009: 2.139 As a refresher, all players become eligible for arbitration after they amass three full seasons of Major League Baseball service time. However, of the players who have between two and three seasons of service time, the top 22 percent of that group qualify as Super Twos, and thus they get become arbitration-eligible going into their third seasons, not after their third seasons. Naturally, this means a lot of extra money in these players’ bank accounts, as they’ll get a significan...