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The Major League Baseball Players Association has finalized a proposal to MLB for a season of 70 games, sources tell ESPN's Jeff Passan and Jesse Rogers.
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Following a four-hour negotiation in Phoenix between the leaders Tuesday, MLB emerged believing the framework of a deal had been agreed upon that included a 60-game schedule with an expanded post season, sources told ESPN.
Should a deal not be arrived at the league could implement its own schedule per a March 26 agreement between the sides that would likely result in 50 games played.
In the deal MLB proposed, players would be paid their full prorated salaries -- a total of $1.5 billion, or about 37% of their full-season salaries -- and would receive another $25 million for postseason play and $33 million in forgiveness on the $170 million advance they received in the March agreement.
The postseason would expand from 10 to 16 teams for the next two seasons.
The league is targetting a July 20 starting date with the possibility of a Sunday game July 19.
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