The Major League Baseball Players' Association, with just over nine months remaining in the current collective bargaining agreement, has been soliciting insight from some of its most prominent players -- and Mike Trout seemingly is among them.
Trout said Monday that he speaks with MLBPA executive director Tony Clark "probably once a day" as the union and MLB approach a critical juncture regarding negotiations for a new CBA.
MLB and the MLBPA have long been divided -- a reality that was evident in their inability to come to an agreement on the 2020 season amid the coronavirus pandemic.