Major League Baseball to Start July 10 Under New Union Proposal?

Written by:
Ean Lamb
Published on:
Jun/09/2020

The Major League Baseball Players Association has proposed an 89-game season and expanded playoffs to the league and owners that would bring both sides closer together.


*No hidden fees.  Everything for $5 per player
*Accepts Amazon Cards, Gift cards, Bitcoin
*Open an account in less than a minute
*2 Week Free Trial
*Hundreds of leagues, live betting - 99.9% uptime
*Mobile platform available
*Live dealer casino
*Offices in Costa Rica, Expansion into Philippines
*Mandarin Chinese, 日本人の, 한국, Fillipino, việt
Click here to visit PricePerPlayer.com

It would bring the sides closer to a potential deal as it is 25 games fewer than the union's last proposal of 114 games at full pro rata, sources tell ESPN. 

MLB proposed on Monday a 76-game season that would cover up to 75% of players' prorated salaries. 

The Players Union would like the season to start on July 10 and end on October 11.  The proposal calls for expanded playoffs with 16 teams (eight per league) in both 2020 and '21.

The league could ultimately implement a schedule it desires but has little control over a post season option.  To that end, Major League Baseball has proposed a 48-game season.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

Baseball News

Zach Eflin Player Prop Bets

Zach Eflin entered the 2024 MLB season pitching for the Tampa Bay Rays.  He was signed by the franchise last season to a three-year, $40 million contract, the largest free agent deal in Rays history. 

William Contreras Prop Bet Payouts

Milwaukee Brewers William Contreras was heavily favored to have at least one hit on Saturday in a game against the Baltimore Orioles.

Elly De La Cruz Prop Bet Payouts

Reds slugger Elly De La Cruz went 0 for 3 with two strikeouts, but he walked in the ninth to reach safely for the 19th consecutive game dating to last season.

Baseball Betting Software for Bookies

Now that March Madness is winding down and football is far in the rear view mirror, it might be time reconsider your current pay per head provider or perhaps you are new to the game.

Syndicate

Subscribe to Syndicate
More