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MLB has told the union an agreement is needed by Monday for the season to start on time. Players have not said whether they accept that as a deadline.

As the owners and players negotiate, the looming issue of speeding up the game has not been part of the discussion.

The sport’s biggest problem isn’t being discussed this week in bargaining sessions between MLB and the MLBPA.

SURPRISE, Ariz. – Across the country, owners and players sat down for nearly five hours Monday in Florida seemingly intent on finally chipping away at the issues on a lockout that is bordering on three months long and which threatens the start of the MLB season.

The MLBPA is reportedly expected to counter on Tuesday.

The veteran reliever talked about how baseball got here, the stakes of the negotiations and why all of this matters.

MLB canceled spring training games from Feb. 26 through March 4 and has told the union a deal is needed by Feb. 28 for opening day to come off as scheduled.

The iconic show’s reboot sent me down the perfect rabbit hole during the MLB lockout. Here’s what I found.

In America, spring doesn’t truly begin until the first pitch on opening day. Unfortunately, the Major League Baseball lockout threatens to prolong winter. With players and owners struggling to reach a new collective bargaining agreement, a delayed start to the season seems likely.

Monday’s session will be just the seventh on core economics since the lockout started Dec. 2, and the sides have met on consecutive days just once, on Jan. 24 and 25.

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