Manfred: Labor Talks Goal Is Games In 2027
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Mon, 24 August 2026
7 reports- iheart.com14:48first to report
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred aims to secure a new labor deal before the current one expires on December 1, 2026, to avoid a 2027 lockout. Owners want a salary cap for competitive balance, but the players' union opposes it. Negotiations continue as the league enjoys strong growth.
- iheart.com14:48
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred aims to secure a new labor deal before the current one expires on December 1, 2026, to avoid a 2027 lockout. Owners want a salary cap for competitive balance, but the players' union opposes it. Negotiations continue as the league enjoys strong growth.
- iheart.com14:48
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred aims to secure a new labor deal before the current one expires on December 1, 2026, to avoid a 2027 lockout. Owners want a salary cap for competitive balance, but the players' union opposes it. Negotiations continue as the league enjoys strong growth.
- iheart.com14:48
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred aims to secure a new labor deal before the current one expires on December 1, 2026, to avoid a 2027 lockout. Owners want a salary cap for competitive balance, but the players' union opposes it. Negotiations continue as the league enjoys strong growth.
- iheart.com14:48
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred aims to secure a new labor deal before the current one expires on December 1, 2026, to avoid a 2027 lockout. Owners want a salary cap for competitive balance, but the players' union opposes it. Negotiations continue as the league enjoys strong growth.
- iheart.com14:48
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred aims to secure a new labor deal before the current one expires on December 1, 2026, to avoid a 2027 lockout. Owners want a salary cap for competitive balance, but the players' union opposes it. Negotiations continue as the league enjoys strong growth.
- iheart.com14:48
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred aims to secure a new labor deal before the current one expires on December 1, 2026, to avoid a 2027 lockout. Owners want a salary cap for competitive balance, but the players' union opposes it. Negotiations continue as the league enjoys strong growth.