MLB argues its CBA proposal can help ‘address local blackout’ issues
Yahoo Sports reports that Major League Baseball is arguing its proposed changes to the league's economic system could help eliminate local television blackouts and address payroll disparities among its 30 teams. According to the piece, which originally appeared on ClutchPoints, MLB Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations Morgan Sword outlined the league's position amid ongoing collective bargaining negotiations.
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MLB argues its CBA proposal can help ‘address local blackout’ issues
Major League Baseball is arguing that its proposed changes to the league’s economic system could help eliminate local television blackouts while addressing payroll disparities among its 30 teams. MLB Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations Morgan Sword outlined the league’s position amid ongoing collective bargaining negotiations, […] The post MLB argues its CBA proposal can help ‘address local blackout’ issues appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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