On Friday, MLB Players Association chief Tony Clark admitted the players' union is expecting once the CBA expires in Dec.

The collective bargaining agreement between MLB and the players expires on Dec. 1, 2026. The primary issue in negotiations is expected to be a salary cap.

Tony Clark said the MLBPA is expecting to be locked out after the CBA runs out. Read the details at MLB Trade Rumors.

Copyright © 2025 Bleacher Report, Inc. A Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All Rights Reserved.

Baseball in the Major Leagues is going through a positive moment after the spotlight of the last two off-seasons, where records were broken, first with the $700 million contract of ...

Their luxury tax payroll currently sits around $307 million to $308 million, which is above the highest tax threshold of $301 ...

Tony Clark, executive director of the MLB Players Association, expects the league to implement a lockout after the 2026 ...

The collective bargaining agreement between MLB team owners and the players union expires after the 2026 season and Clark cited recent comments by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred as an indication ...

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred spoke glowingly about the sport’s recent successes and trajectory heading into the 2025 season ...