MLB, with sights set on 60-game season, not making counter-offer to MLBPA, union says
Major League Baseball is not making a counter-offer to the MLBPA's proposal of 70 games, the players union said Friday night.
MLB, with sights set on 60-game season, not making counter-offer to MLBPA, union says
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