MLB shortened season 'could create friction' between players and owners — Ken Rosenthal

Name: MLB shortened season 'could create friction' between players and owners — Ken Rosenthal
Uploaded: 2020-05-08T18:00:00-04:00
Description: Players have already agreed to prorated salaries in 2020. Ken Rosenthal reports that MLB owners may have to ask players to take additional pay cuts and such an ask could create even more friction between team ownership and players as new CBA negotiations loom.

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Players have already agreed to prorated salaries in 2020. Ken Rosenthal reports that MLB owners may have to ask players to take additional pay cuts and such an ask could create even more friction between team ownership and players as new CBA negotiations loom.

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MLB shortened season 'could create friction' between players and owners — Ken Rosenthal

Players have already agreed to prorated salaries in 2020. Ken Rosenthal reports that MLB owners may have to ask players to take additional pay cuts and such an ask could create even more friction between team ownership and players as new CBA negotiations loom.

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