This weekend was perhaps the most eventful in baseball since the turn of the century.
Negotiations between the Major League Baseball Players Association and the league are nearing the end. According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, there will be an owners call later today and the likely course of action is that they will all agree that negotiations are officially over. It’ll be up to Commissioner Rob Manfred to decide the length of the season, which according to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, should be at least 50 games.