Negotiations End, MLB Players Ready to Play, Abbreviated Schedule

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Negotiations End, MLB Players Ready to Play, Abbreviated Schedule

Major League Baseball is expected to impose an abbreviated schedule after talks between the league and players ended this weekend without a suitable agreement.

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The players balked at the league's latest 72-game season at 80 percent prorated pay that was submitted on Friday.

MLBPA Executive director Tony Clark issued a statement saying "it appears further dialogue with the league would be futile".

The MLBPA announced Saturday that the "players want to play" and asked where they should report.

With the situation remaining fluid, BetOnline had pulled its season win total futures while allowing bets on this year's World Series winner despite the union having the option to refuse a post season and fears surrounding a second wave of the coronavirus. 

Odds to Win the World Series Place Your Bets Here

Los Angeles Dodgers+375

New York Yankees+450

Houston Astros+1200

Minnesota Twins+2000

Atlanta Braves+2200

Oakland Athletics+2200

New York Mets+2500

St.Louis Cardinals+2500

Tampa Bay Rays+2800

Chicago White Sox+3000

Cincinnati Reds+3000

Los Angeles Angels+3000

Washington Nationals+3000

Chicago Cubs+3300

Cleveland Indians+3300

Philadelphia Phillies+4000

Boston Red Sox+5000

Milwaukee Brewers+5000

San Diego Padres+5000

Arizona Diamondbacks+6600

Texas Rangers+10000

Toronto Blue Jays+12500

Colorado Rockies+15000

San Francisco Giants+15000

Kansas City Royals+25000

Seattle Mariners+25000

Baltimore Orioles+30000

Detroit Tigers+30000

Pittsburgh Pirates+30000

Miami Marlins+50000

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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