The MLB made an offer for additional pool money to the international draft the day before the deadline.
Some current MLB players like Francisco Lindor and Wander Franco are against the international draft because they still believe the players are not receiving the correct compensation from the draft.
Other players want the ill-advised scouting and training to come to an end for the younger kids and are pro-international draft.The matter was pushed off from the other bargaining agreements back in March and the two sides have met alreadyIf a decision does not come to an agreement on Monday, the situation returns to status quo. Baseball would not discontinue as a result of the decision, whatever it may be.
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