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Players union rejects MLB plan for 154 games, delayed start to season - Vimarsana News

Players union rejects MLB plan for 154 games, delayed start to season

Chris McGrath/Getty Images As expected, the Major League Baseball Players Association rejected MLB’s proposal for a 154-game schedule with full pay and to begin the season a month later, giving a green light to pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training Feb. 17. The White Sox will open the regular season at the Los Angeles Angels and the Cubs will host the Pirates at Wrigley Field on April 1. As usual, though, there is tension and mistrust between the two sides, who must iron out a new collective bargaining agreement when the current one expires Dec. 1. But for now, following an abb...

MLB season expected to start on time after MLBPA declines 154-game offer - Vimarsana News

MLB season expected to start on time after MLBPA declines 154-game offer

MLB season expected to start on time after MLBPA declines 154-game offer; spring training set for Feb. 17 start Updated Feb 02, 2021; Posted Feb 02, 2021 Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred envisions a 14-team playoff field starting next season. (John Munson | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com) Facebook Share The Major League Baseball season is expected to begin on time after the MLB Players Association declined the league’s proposal for a 154-game season that would be delayed a month Monday night. Barring an unexpected turn, players will report to spring training in mid-February and Opening Day ...

Controversy over anti-North Korean leaflets - Vimarsana News

Controversy over anti-North Korean leaflets

Posted : 2021-01-19 16:45 By Kim Joon-hyung Controversy seems to be growing over the amendment to the Development of Inter-Korean Relations Act aimed at imposing a ban on floating anti-North Korea leaflets across the border since its unilateral passage by the National Assembly last December. Valid criticism and constructive debate for the resolution of issues are always welcome in the Republic of Korea, a democratic country. However, distortions disguised as such and entrapping them in a malicious frame should be firmly rejected. The argument that the amended act limits freedom of expressi...