If you’ve been following along closely since Major League Baseball and their franchise owners locked out players over three months ago, you are keenly aware of the great rift valley located between the asks of the players and the desires of the teams.
The players recognize that as revenues have skyrocketed, their slice of the pie has shrunk in percentage. The owners recognize they can take 14 hour naps daily and not give two passed-gasses about winning and still print money. There is a whole lot to unpack and Marie Kondo before anything close to actual bargaining can even begin.