Posts Tagged ‘CBA’

An Alternate Baseball Salary SystemB

MLB Could Use a Salary Floor, But This Proposal Looks Like TheaterB

The All-Star Break Should Be an Actual BreakB

The Winter of Our Discontent$

The MLBPA Should Fight to Double (No, Triple!) the Minimum Salary$

When it Comes to MLB, ‘Good Faith’ is a TrapB

MLB, MLBPA Put Cards on the Table$

Prospectus Team Roundtable: MLB’s Modest Minor League Proposal$

Deep, But Playable: Debut Seasons Are Better Than Before (Part 2)$

Flu-Like Symptoms: Will the Owners Actually Spend Their Money?

Um … well, actually …

Deep, But Playable: Collective Bore-Gaining Agreement

The biggest changes are on the international spending front.

BP Daily Podcast: Effectively Wild Episode 494: Evan Drellich on the Astros’ Aiken Pains

Ben and Zachary talk to Houston Chronicle Astros beat writer Evan Drellich about the Astros’ contentious negotiations with no. 1 overall pick Brady Aiken.

Skewed Left: What the CBA Says About the All-Star Game

Even the All-Star Game gets collectively bargained.

Skewed Left: The Five Teams That Don’t Have to Play by (All of) the Rules

Searching for exceptions in the Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Baseball Therapy: The Lessons of Lohse

Does the hard time Kyle Lohse had finding a job suggest that we should change the draft pick compensation system?

The BP Wayback Machine: Changing the Game?

Adapting the rules governing free agency might seem like sound policy, but it comes with considerable risk.