We’ve finally made it — the 2022 baseball season appears on track to start at last. MLB and the players’ union have come to an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement after nearly 100 days of the sport being frozen under a lockout. The final deal, which was proposed by MLB and approved by the player base despite the executive committee voting unanimously against it, will need to be ratified, but that is expected to go through without issue. Yankees baseball is back on the schedule, and will kick things off April 7th against the Red Sox.
MLB, players’ union reportedly agree on new Collective Bargaining Agreement
