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MLB’s Latest Proposal Would Completely Reshape the Offseason
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Scott Braun, Erik Kratz and Josh Harrison react to MLB’s latest CBA proposals and debate how the proposed changes could reshape the sport. The guys explain why limiting free agency and trades to specific offseason windows could hurt players, leave fans with months of inactivity and take attention away from baseball at a time when the league should be trying to grow the game. They also examine MLB’s proposal for weekly roster deadlines and raise concerns about how the change could impact pitching staffs, injuries and roster manipulation. Plus, they discuss proposed changes to the injured list and Rule 5 Draft and why so many of MLB’s ideas remain tied to its push for a salary cap.
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