MLB on the Brink: Shocking Developments Spark Fears of a Devastating Lockout
One agent was adamant in his belief that Meyer would not be the successor, and the MLBPA instead would promote another lawyer from the union office, retaining Meyer as their chief negotiator.
The agents and executive spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of upcoming negotiations.
But no matter how anyone wants to spin it, the timing of Clark’s resignation, who has been under investigation into alleged financial improprieties at the union, couldn’t be much worse.
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