Negotiations End, MLB Players Ready to Play, Abbreviated Schedule

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Don Shapiro

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14 June, 2020

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.

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— Justin Turner (@redturn2) June 14, 2020

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