MLB Players Say No More Pay Cuts

Executive Director Tony Clark of the Major League Baseball players union said Thursday that players won't take another pay cut and "resoundingly rejected' the league's plan to start the coronavirus-delayed season that includes further concessions from players.

MLB had proposed an 82-game season with a sliding scale of pay cuts, and the players countered with a 114-game season with no cuts beyond the pro-rated salaries they agreed to in March. The league in turn rejected that, and said there may instead only be some 50 games.