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MLB to make new proposal to MLBPA

ORLANDO, Fla. — Major League Baseball plans to make a new proposal to the MLB Players Association on Saturday, as Commissioner Rob Manfred remains optimistic a deal can get done soon enough to open the season on time. “I am an optimist,” Manfred said during a news conference at the conclusion of the Owners Meeting […]

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