Impasse dans les négociations
La rencontre syndicale du jour (détails ici) n’a rien donné de concret et la MLB trouve que les négos sont dans une impasse.
MLB spokesman Glen Caplin on today’s MLB talks, saying they are now deadlocked. pic.twitter.com/fC403g1Avr
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) March 6, 2022
Les joueurs ne sont pas d’accord… évidemment.
The union disputes MLB's characterization, saying major concessions have already been made on its side:
No Super 2 Class expansion
No reduction of revenue sharing
No elimination of non-monetary CBT penalties.
Accepted uniform patches, decals, a pitch clock, and expanded playoffs— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) March 6, 2022
Se battre pour les jeunes
Ce n’est pas pour les gars qui gagnent des millions de dollars que la MLBPA se bat en ce moment.
Sunday Notebook: Cy Young winner Corbin Burnes of the Milwaukee #Brewers epitomizes the union’s fight for young players in MLB labor talks. https://t.co/UGefA5N1xn
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) March 6, 2022
Les patrons peuvent se permettre un an sans baseball
C’est du moins la conclusion d’une analyse de Front Office Sports.
MLB owners can afford to lose a full season of baseball to the lockout, according to a new analysis from Fitch Ratings.@owenpoindexter has more on the agency's dive into MLB's finances ⤵️
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) March 4, 2022
Les ajustements de Simeon Woods Richardson
L’ancien espoir des Blue Jays, échangé contre Jose Berrios, peut-il atteindre les Majeures en 2022?
Simeon Woods Richardson has made some adjustments. How are the early returns for the Twins prospect?https://t.co/C7K0Cwg7Uj pic.twitter.com/x5uFrz94Rl
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 5, 2022
Un autre espoir échangé contre un gros nom fait parler de lui.
"He got traded for Yu Darvish. A lot of guys might take that and put some more pressure on their shoulders. He's just like, 'Back to work.'"@MLBastian introduces #Cubs fans to Owen Caissie: https://t.co/JUhXy35ktz pic.twitter.com/lLV100vqq9
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) March 6, 2022
Les vétérans écopent
Si les clubs dépensent moins, les vétérans en fin de carrière seront moins sollicités en 2022.
There is an expectation among agents that following the owners' lockout, there will be teams that downsize their budgets (like the Marlins) to account for the losses — and it'll be the veteran FAs, the rank-and-file players, who absorb most of the impact of that.
— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) March 6, 2022
