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Today, we’re continuing our new blog “Would You Rather…?” It is based upon the dinner party game in which you must pick 1 of 2 very hard choices. Both have advantages as well as disadvantages. Both could also be controversial…
Totally Tigers has published a new "Would You Rather...?" prompt asking baseball fans to weigh a potential MLB work stoppage against competitive balance. The hypothetical debate asks whether supporters would sacrifice half of the 2027 season or more to secure an MLB salary cap, or prefer continuous baseball despite wide financial disparities across teams.
According to the blog, MLB is widely expected to lock out players on December 1, halting all baseball activity. The publication highlights contentious labor negotiations, noting owners reportedly seek a payroll floor of $171.2 million and a ceiling of $245.3 million, while players oppose earnings restrictions.
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