Rob Manfred's Update on A's Ballpark(s) Seems Indirect
Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle posted a quick update she received from MLB commissioner Rob Manfred on the A's ...
Report: MLB, ESPN End TV Contract; Manfred Calls Out 'Minimal Coverage' on Platforms
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MLB’s latest push for a salary cap is getting closer. The posturing starts now.
I have owners with really strongly held views that I need to coalesce into a position that ultimately we’ll take to the MLBPA,” MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred told reporters Tuesday, denying ...
MLB will test automated ball-strike challenge system in spring training and other notes from Rob Manfred
The MLB commissioner spoke Tuesday in Arizona about the Dodgers' spending, the next CBA, recent rule changes and more.
MLBPA's Tony Clark calls out Rob Manfred for lockout comments: 'The other side keeps interjecting negativity'
To wit, here's what MLBPA head Tony Clark said this week to USA Today's Bob Nightengale: "When the commissioner suggests ...
Even Rob Manfred is concerned about the Dodgers spending with a new CBA coming
The current CBA (Collective Bargaining Agreement) between MLB and the MLBPA is set to expire on December 1st of 2026. We all ...
Rob Manfred gives 'timeline' update on A's stadium in Las Vegas
The A's plan to spend three seasons in Sacramento before making the move to Las Vegas to play in a brand-new ballpark.
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MLB's Manfred calls Athletics' new park in Sacramento charming but still expects to be in Las Vegas by 2028
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred called the Athletics temporary home charming but reiterated he expects the franchise will ...
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MLB commissioner Manfred deems Dodgers' payroll ‘great for the game'
Look away, Giants fans: MLB commissioner Rob Manfred supports the Los Angeles Dodgers’ record-setting payroll. And, yes, that ...
Column: Impending ESPN-MLB divorce is another reminder that all good things must come to an end
The ending of baseball’s partnership with ESPN, like most broken marriages, has gotten ugly. Instead of whining, MLB should ...