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Rob Manfred had just made a 6 o’clock decision to cancel a second week of games, and MLB Deputy Commissioner Dan Halem was thinking the lockout could go on quite a while longer.
Major League Baseball's labor negotiations had moved at a glacial pace for 11 months before a deal fell into place on March 10. The sides can't even agree on key
MLB deal took 11 months of bargaining, most moves at end | 2022-03-20 04:41:12
Rob Manfred had just made a 6 o'clock decision to cancel a second week of games, and MLB Deputy Commissioner Dan Halem was thinking the lockout could go on quite a while longer.
NEW YORK (AP) — Baseball players maintained unity throughout labor negotiations, yet were divided when it came time to vote on the deal. The eight-man executive subcommittee that appeared to be most involved in the nearly year-long talks voted 8-0 Thursday against approving the five-year contract.