@KMcAwsome@SavageNtheBox I’m not arguing with greed of most owners. So how about , as a union , spread that extra money down? That’s my issue with all sports unions. Massive overpay at top impacts the vast majority.,
@BillFromDaShore@mikedonnelly00 MLBPA only true cares about quarter of their membership. They want the stars to get paid ridiculous sums and for young potential stars to be paid quickly. Never given him complaining highway 2 million player to the making 4 million. It’s a $25 million player should make 35
@KMcAwsome@SavageNtheBox Unless they put in max deals like other sports. Nobody will ever convince me that making 30 million a year instead of 40 will have any meaningful impact on their life.
@NESN Jay’s argument was that the umpire waved them off the field. He never indicated the run scored, or Jays given an opportunity to appeal. I’ve never seen that in 45+ years of watching baseball.
@JohnnyGiunta_ I guess I understand the rule. Guy scored before the out was made at first to complete the double play. Jays didn’t appeal at the time because they said they were issued off field by the umpire. I guess the umpire said he didn’t do it or he gave them enough time to appeal.
@Nyanasaur Anyone who’s ever played baseball , coached baseball, watched baseball should know that it is 100% the batter and the coaches responsibility do you know how many outs there are, not the scoreboard.
@BOS_TyMo@NESN Apparently, Jays needed to appeal at third and they didn’t. Their complaint was the ump waived them off the field before they had a chance to. I’ve been watching baseball for 45 years, never seen that.
@sophiebluejays@BeisbolKrish Follow the NHL model it works great, cap, Floor , max deals, team with the player can offer best contracts. Works great in the NHL. Players aren’t jumping from team to team as often.
@c4Bostonn MLBPA only cares about 25% of it’s members. The “ stars” to create unsustainable contracts and the young “ stars” getting paid early. Rest , not so much.
@AY_Sports_@GuardsJoey That’s the issue with MLBPA . They truly only care about the “ stars” getting ridiculous deals and young players getting paid early.