The league has made its latest CBA proposal. Here's what you need to know as Dec. 1 approaches.
Major League Baseball faces an imminent lockout as its collective bargaining agreement expires on Dec. 1 without a new deal in place. MLB has proposed delaying a salary cap to 2028 with a $258.2 million ceiling and $180.2 million floor. However, the MLB Players Association remains staunchly opposed to any cap system, arguing it restricts player earnings and takes away guaranteed contracts.
Key issues also include service-time rules, an international draft, and centralizing local television rights after the 2028 season. The labor impasse puts the 2027 season at risk, with negotiations expected to stretch into early 2027.
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