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MLB proposes contract length limits, no deferrals
Major League Baseball has submitted a new collective bargaining agreement proposal to the MLBPA. The plan seeks to limit free agent contract lengths and eliminate deferred payments. It also proposes a salary cap and floor alongside an increase in the minimum wage.
What changed
MLB introduced new restrictions on contract duration and a proposal for a salary cap.
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MLB Proposes Contract Length Limits and Salary Cap in New CBA Offer
confidence 90%Major League Baseball has submitted a new collective bargaining agreement proposal to the MLBPA. The plan seeks to limit free agent contract lengths and eliminate deferred payments. It also proposes a salary cap and floor alongside an increase in the minimum wage.
What's confirmed:
- MLB proposed a maximum five-year contract limit for free agents changing teams.
- The latest proposal includes the elimination of deferred-money contracts.
- MLB is pushing for the implementation of a salary cap and a salary floor.
- The proposal includes an increase to the minimum salary.
- MLB seeks to shorten the time some players must wait to reach free agency.
Still unconfirmed:
- The owners' plan to reshape the path to professional play runs counter to growing the game.