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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