If an agreement doesn't come, fans could see a decrease in the amount of games this season
Major League Baseball has postponed its first week of spring training as owners and the players' union continue to battle over a labor agreement, CBS SportsIn December, owners initiated a lockout that halted the league's baseball activities while negotiations were underway. Almost two months later, the unresolved battle could impact the 2022 season.
The league said the clubs have adopted a uniform policy that will refund fans who purchased tickets to games that now will not take place. "MLB announced today that it 'must' postpone the start of spring training games," the union said in a statement obtained by CBS Sports."This is false. Nothing requires the league to delay the start of spring training, much like nothing required the league's decision to implement the lockout in the first place. Despite these decisions by the league, players remain committed to the negotiating process.
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