MLB Rumors: Details Of League’s Newest Proposal To Players’ Association
Major League Baseball owners have responded again.
Following a series of back-and-forth proposals over the last couple weeks, the owners’ side reportedly sent a new offer to the MLB Players’ Association on Friday.
Sources tell me MLB counter proposal today will move towards a season of roughly 70 plus games with a salary percentage on the 80-85 percent of pro rata. Playoff pool bonus. My concern are the recent spikes in COVID -19. Worst case would be to start and stop. Will players move?
— Karl Ravech (@karlravechespn) June 12, 2020
MLB expected make 72-game proposal today to players for more than 80 percent of prorated pay if there’s a postseason. MLB also expected to significantly raise the percent from 50% in the event the postseason has to be canceled.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) June 12, 2020
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While this certainly is a sign that ownership is willing to move closer to the players’ demands, it’s worth noting that the MLBPA has indicated anything other than full prorated salaries is considered a non-starter.
Heyman also indicated in a separate tweet that the sides likely have about five days before the league would step in to implement a mandated season. In other words, we could see a lot more back-and-forth over the coming days.
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