MLB reportedly said it wouldn’t make a counteroffer despite saying it would two days ago
Feb 3, 2022
Negotiations during MLB’s lockout seem to be up in the air as the league reportedly told the player’s association it would not provide a counter despite saying the opposite two days ago, according toAdditionally, the league reportedly asked for federal mediation, but in order for it to happen, MLBPA would have to agree. Sports Illustrated’
s Tom Verducci, the union dropped $5 million in its proposal for a pre-arbitration bonus pool during Tuesday’s talks, leaving it at $100 million compared to the owners’ proposed $10 million. The arbitration eligibility is even bigger as players want to reduce it to two years while the league indicates any such change is a non-starter.
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