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MLB All-Stars don't like salary cap proposal but say there's time to find deal

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Major League Baseball is facing a potential work stoppage over management's proposed salary cap. The current labor contract expiries Dec. 1 and a lockout is expect. The proposal aims to reduce payroll disparities, but All-Stars like Juan Soto, Bryce Harper…

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  1. The Republic

    Baseball’s All-Stars don’t like MLB’s salary cap proposal but say there’s time to find a deal (opens The Republic)

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    PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Paul Skenes, Juan Soto and Bryce Harper are among baseball’s All-Stars who say players will never agree to a salary cap but maintain there’s plenty of time to avoid a conflict that could shorten the 2027 season.

  2. The Columbian

    Baseball’s All-Stars don’t like MLB’s salary cap proposal but say there’s time to find deal (opens The Columbian)

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    The Columbian's feed description

    Paul Skenes, Juan Soto and Bryce Harper are among baseball’s All-Stars who say players will never agree to a salary cap but maintain there’s plenty of time to avoid a conflict that could shorten the 2027 season.

  3. Record Herald

    Baseball’s All-Stars don’t like MLB’s salary cap proposal (opens Record Herald)

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    Record Herald's feed description

    PHILADELPHIA — Paul Skenes, Juan Soto and Bryce Harper are among baseball’s All-Stars who say players will never agree to a salary cap but maintain there’s plenty of time to avoid a conflict that could shorten the 2027 season.

  4. Fox News

    MLB stars address salary cap, owners saying baseball is broken ahead of All-Star Game: 'Bad for the game' (opens Fox News)

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    MLB stars including Mike Trout and Cody Bellinger spoke out against a salary cap at All-Star Game media days, calling it bad for the game.

  5. Pix11

    How do NY stars, owners feel about MLB salary cap proposal? (opens Pix11)

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    NEW YORK (PIX11) — Before Yankees' outfielder Cody Bellinger won Most Valuable Player of the 2026 MLB All-Star Game in Philadelphia, he made his position on a possible salary cap very clear. Sharing the sentiment of fellow players like Mets star Juan Soto and the head of the players' union, Bruce Me…

  6. Wyoming Tribune Eagle

    MLB All-Stars don't like salary cap proposal but say there's time to find deal (opens Wyoming Tribune Eagle)

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    Wyoming Tribune Eagle's feed description

    Major League Baseball is facing a potential work stoppage over management's proposed salary cap. The current labor contract expiries Dec. 1 and a lockout is expect. The proposal aims to reduce payroll disparities, but All-Stars like Juan Soto, Bryce Harper…

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