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In an interview with SI, Tony Clark discussed the push to represent minor leaguers and what it could mean for baseball.

Rob Manfred did not make his name in baseball as a former player, as a general manager or team president or team owner, or as a marketing or broadcasting executive.

The Major League Baseball Players Association, which represents nearly 800 active baseball players, is seeking to add minor league players to its ranks, representing a labor shift that would allow the younger athletes to collectively bargain for better wages and playing conditions.

The players’ association said Monday it is circulating union authorization cards among players with minor league contracts to form a separate bargaining unit from the big leaguers.

Unionization could create a seismic shift in how business is conducted in the lower levels of baseball.

No team has ever had a turnaround quite like Baltimore this season. Here’s how it happened.

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Yankees legend Mickey Mantle is still breaking records.

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