Rays Acquire Cody Reed To Help Ailing Bullpen
The injury-plagued Rays bullpen received some reinforcements with a trade that brings in lefty Cody Reed in exchange for the club’s No. 24 prospect.
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MLB Lays Out Proposal To Run Minor League Baseball
The formal proposal added new items and significant details, some of which appear to be in direct response to MiLB owners’ concerns.
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Introducing ‘The Baseball Cup:’ A Proposed Idea That Pits MLB, Minor League Teams Against Each Other
MLB proposed the idea of having a single-elimination tournament in which the 30 MLB teams and all 120 MiLB teams would compete for a title
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MLB, MiLB To Meet To Continue Negotiations
On Aug. 27, Major League Baseball and Minor League Baseball’s negotiating teams will have their first formal meetings (virtually) since April 22.
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What Is A Minor League Baseball Team Worth? It’s Complicated.
Franchise values has become a contentious negotiating point between MLB and MiLB. We explain why.
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How To Value A Minor League Baseball Franchise
Some MLB owners believe they were forced to overpay for minor league teams. That has led those owners to stridently oppose the current affiliation system.
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Baseball America’s Trade Deadline Podcast
Baseball America’s J.J. Cooper and Kyle Glaser discussed the 2020 MLB trade deadline, which is quickly approaching.
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A Timeline Of Professional Baseball Agreement Negotiations Between MLB, Minor League Baseball
A summary of developments, first reported by J.J. Cooper, in 2020 PBA negotiations.
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For Minor League Teams, Desperation Breeds Innovation
Lasting new revenue streams are formed in a season minor league teams would like to forget.
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MiLB Puts In Place Third Negotiating Team In Two Weeks
With 45 days remaining until the expiration of the current PBA between MLB and MiLB, MiLB has put in place its third negotiating team in two weeks.
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MLB Has A 40-Man Roster Problem. Here’s How To Fix It.
The 40-man MLB roster was not designed to handle a coronavirus pandemic, as the Marlins and Cardinals are seeing now.
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Explaining The Rules Of A Professional Baseball Agreement Ratification Vote
We have found that there are few people aware of exactly how MiLB would ratify a new Professional Baseball Agreement.
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Internal Minor League Drama Threatens To Further Slow MLB Negotiations
MiLB’s Board Of Trustees voted to install a new negotiating committee—its third in 10 days—to continue MLB negotiations.
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2020 Minor League Free Agents Will Be Eligible For Free Agency This Fall
The MLBPA informed agents that non-40-man players will be eligible for free agency even though there was no MiLB season.
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MiLB Proposal Raises Fees For Admittance, Preserves Governance
The PBA proposal to MLB differs in a few significant ways from what the two sides had been discussing.
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Say Cheese: MLB Hitters Are Adjusting To Seeing 100 mph More Often
As a 20-year-old rookie, Rafael Devers hit the first homer off a 102 mph pitch (Aroldis Chapman) of the Statcast era.
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Sources: MLB Views Newest Minor League Proposal As ‘Major Step Backwards’
Minor League Baseball’s decision to switch negotiating teams less than two months before the PBA’s expiration has complicated negotiations.
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The Measure Of A Fastball Has Changed Over The Years
Where velocity is recorded on the journey from the mound to home plate makes all the difference. Take Aroldis Chapman, for example.
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Could Pitchers Throw Even Harder A Decade From Now? It Seems Unlikely.
Fastball velocity is on the rise. Could a 108 mph fastball soon be in the future? Could we eventually see 110 mph? We asked the experts.
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MiLB Replaces Negotiating Team For MLB Talks
Numerous MiLB owners told Baseball America the new group is seen as more closely aligned with MiLB President and Chief Executive Officer Pat O’Conner.
