ESPN: MLB Players Association Proposes 89-Game Season

The MLB Players Association proposed an 89-game season with full prorated salaries and expanded postseason. The MLB countered with a 76-game season and 75% salaries, aiming to end by September 27th. Both sides have been negotiating for months, with opening day delayed since March. They agreed on a $50 million player pool if playoffs occur without fans. If no deal is reached, the MLB may enforce its own schedule, possibly a 48-game season.

What was the MLB Players Association's proposal for the regular season?

• A 48-game season with reduced salaries

• An 89-game season with full prorated salaries

• A 76-game season with full salaries

• A 100-game season with no salary changes

What was the MLB's main concern about the MLBPA's proposal?

• Player safety during games

• A second wave of the coronavirus

• Lack of interest from fans

• Insufficient revenue from ticket sales

What was the MLB's counterproposal regarding the regular season?

• A 100-game season with full salaries

• A 60-game season with full salaries

• A 76-game season with 75% prorated salaries

• An 89-game season with reduced salaries

What did both parties agree on if the playoffs are held without fans?

• Players will have reduced salaries

• Players will receive a bonus for each game

• Players will share a $50 million pool

• Players will receive no additional compensation

What is the MLB considering if no agreement is reached?

• A 60-game season

• A 48-game season

• A 76-game season

• A 100-game season