The Players Association and the owners from equipment of the Major Leagues – MLB They set a day and date for a new meeting to agree terms for the 2022 season and end the work stoppage.
As reported by Evan Drellich, the Players Association and the MLB will sit down again this Saturday in a meeting to try to finally agree and agree on the terms that they currently have stopped in the Major Leagues, finally seeking that both parties agree with the proposals that each put on the table.
It is said that this is probably where MLB presents a new proposal to the Players Association, so if something good does not happen from that meeting, Spring Training and Opening Day, key dates for the upcoming 2022 season, will surely be delayed.
MLB and MLBPA have scheduled their next collective bargaining session. (Exact day unknown right now, but within a few days.)
— Evan Drellich (@EvanDrellich) February 10, 2022
Update: The next meeting between MLB and the MLBPA is set for Saturday.
— Evan Drellich (@EvanDrellich) February 10, 2022
last meeting
The last meeting between MLB and MLBPA was last Tuesday, February 1, where some owners and players saw each other in a heated encounter. The MLBPA made moves in two areas: service time manipulation and pre-arbitration bonus pool (downgraded the request from $105 million to $100 million).
In another proposal amended by the MLBPA, the service time manipulation, the union reduced the number of players who would be awarded a full year of service time.
Also, about the service time manipulation proposal: The MLBPA also recently incorporated (and modified) an element of MLB’s service time manipulation: potentially rewarding a draft pick to a team.
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MLB and the Players Association have a date for a new meeting