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Tougher Penalties For MLB Drug Violations Will Have To Wait Until 2014 Season
Baseball players’ union head Michael Weiner says toughening penalties for drug violations will have to wait until the 2014 season.
Silverman: Miller Was A Giant Who Changed MLB And All Sports
Marvin Miller deserves recognition in Baseball’s Hall of Fame, an honor that inexplicably never came his way while he was alive.
Silverman: Owners’ Offer Means That We Will Have Hockey — Sooner Or Later
There will be hockey this season. It may not be the full 82 games and it may not start by Nov. 2, but a deal will get done sooner or later.
Giants Outfielder Melky Cabrera Suspended 50 Games
Melky Cabrera has been suspended 50 games by the MLB after testing positive for testosterone.
Sweeny: One Vote For A National League DH
I always thought of myself as traditional, but you know what? I’ve come around on the DH. So much so, that it’s time to add it to the National League. That’s right, I said it. I want the NL to adopt the DH.
By The Numbers: Collusion – A Look Back
Collusion, in the words of Fay Vincent, was “the most egregious breaking of trust in baseball history… it destroyed any chance of civility on the part of the players.”
MLB Holds Meeting With Players & Umpires Union
The unions for major league baseball players and umpires have held a rare joint meeting with management.
MLB Union Leader Optimistic For A New CBA
Baseball union leader Michael Weiner says he’s optimistic that a new collective bargaining agreement can be reached with Major League Baseball.
Arbitration Players Average 123 Percent Increase
This year’s group went from an average of $1.68 million to $3.76 million. Last year, the 128 players in arbitration increased from an average of $1.4 million to $3.09 million. The record average of $3.26 million was set in 2004.
Report: Boras’ Company Loaned Money To Prospects
Baseball agent Scott Boras’ company supplied tens of thousands of dollars in loans and payments to the families of needy prospects in the Dominican Republic, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
MLB Playoff Expansion Inevitable In 2012
Commissioner Bud Selig’s plan to expand baseball’s playoffs to 10 teams gained a sense of inevitability after little to no opposition emerged during meetings this week with owners and general managers.
MLB Players’ Union Open To Expanded Postseason
MLB’s playoffs could be expanding in two years. The new head of the players’ union says his members are open to adding more wild-card teams for 2012 and possibly extending the division series to a best-of-seven.
MLB To Meet About Umpiring In December
Baseball management, players and umpires will have another summit on the state of umpiring on Dec. 3, just ahead of the start of the winter meetings.
Source: Union, MLB To Meet On Mets’ K-Rod
Lawyers from Major League Baseball and the players’ association will meet Thursday to discuss the grievance filed after the New York Mets withheld salary from injured closer Francisco Rodriguez.
MLBPA Challenges Mets’ Actions In K-Rod Case
The players’ union filed a grievance against the New York Mets and the commissioner’s office on Wednesday, protesting how the team has handled Francisco Rodriguez since he was injured in a fight at Citi Field.


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