Major League Baseball is in a lockout, a strategy team owners think will give them leverage since their collective bargaining agreement with the players expired at the beginning of December.
Many concerns expressed by the MLB Players Association are about players getting paid what they’re worth. They want the league to raise its soft salary cap, prevent service time manipulation that keeps MLB-caliber players in the minor leagues, and address its tanking problem.
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