With the clock ticking to start the 2020 baseball season, MLB owners and players remain far apart on how to handle the sport’s economics
This next week will not only settle the fate of the 2020 baseball season—it could also determine the future of the sport known for generations as America’s pastime. It is not the coronavirus, but rather the question of how to divide billions of dollars that sits at the heart of a bitter labor dispute between Major League Baseball and its players’ union, threatening to keep the nation’s ballparks dormant all summer long.
The team owners want players to accept salary reductions to help cover the revenue forfeited from staging...
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