MLB and Players Association Head Toward Possible 2027 Labor Dispute
Major League Baseball owners and the MLB Players Association are far apart on a new collective bargaining agreement, raising the prospect of a lockout that could cancel games in the 2027 season.
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| Oct 16, 9:19 AM | sportingnews.com | Dodgers get bad Tarik Skubal prediction thanks to potential MLB lockout |
| Oct 15, 7:20 PM | sports.yahoo.com | Red Sox President Reveals How Potential Lockout Will Impact Team |
| Oct 14, 8:04 AM | sports.yahoo.com | Why the World Series will define the MLB lockout battle |
| Oct 14, 2:00 AM | bostonglobe.com | The Red Sox need to improve this offseason, but that will be complicated by baseball’s labor fight |
| Oct 10, 4:47 AM | foxnews.com | World Series champion says potential MLB lockout could 'absolutely' cause cancelled games next season |
| Oct 9, 2:23 PM | sports.yahoo.com | MLB’s Next Labor Fight Could Be Its Ugliest Since 1994 |
Editorial review
- remove 2026-10-15 — removed “MLB rumors: Why Tarik Skubal could sign inevitable massive free agency contract before December”. Skubal free-agency rumor, not the labor dispute.
- remove 2026-10-16 — removed “Dodgers 2026 offseason roster breakdown”. Dodgers offseason roster breakdown, not about the labor dispute