MLB lockout: MLBPA to make new proposal Sunday in first meeting since games were canceled, per report

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MLB lockout: MLBPA to make new proposal Sunday in first meeting since games were canceled, per report

Getty Images On Sunday, representatives from Major League Baseball and the MLB Players' Association will hold their first bargaining session since commissioner Rob Manfred announced earlier this week that the…

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