MLB's Salary Floor Is the Bait, Not the Point
MLB's $245.3M cap and $171.2M floor look like fairness, but the math only asks one side to actually change, and it isn't ownership footing that bill.
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MLB Owners Built the Worst Cap System Imaginable
MLB owners proposed a $245.3M hard cap that would have blocked Ohtani's $700M deal. Bruce Meyer called it the worst labor system in any major sport.
Stephen A. Told the WNBA to Fall in Line
Stephen A. told the WNBA they couldn't afford to rock the boat. The players ignored him, got a historic CBA, and he praised it. Who was the advice really for?
The WNBA Wants 50 Games. It Just Won't Pay for Them.
The WNBA just announced a 50-game season. Caitlin Clark is setting records on $528K. The league wants more of her labor. It won't pay for it.
MLB Owners Want a Cap. The Union Isn't Having It.
MLB owners proposed a $245M hard salary cap for the first time since 1994. The union isn't budging. Here's why this CBA fight is already uglier than it looks.
Rashee Rice Is in Jail for a System That Won
Rashee Rice is in jail for weed because a probation deal from 2025 never caught up to the NFL's own policy changes. The system doesn't evolve.