Major League Baseball is already anticipating a potential lockout once the current collective bargaining agreement expires in December 2026, with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred calling it a “positive.” MLB Players Association chief Tony Clark acknowledged this expectation, indicating a looming labor battle. Talks about implementing a salary cap have begun early, suggesting a contentious negotiation cycle ahead, as previous lockouts have historically affected the league’s operations without any regular-season games being lost. It appears that you have not provided the text or topic that needs to be summarized. Please provide the details so that I can create a concise summary for you.
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MLBPA’s Tony Clark expects work stoppage after league’s CBA expires next year
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