Tony Clark, CBA and MLB Players Association

Clark: MLBPA Expects Lockout After 2026 Season
Tony Clark, executive director of the MLB Players Association, expects the league to implement a lockout after the 2026 season. “Unless I am mistaken, the league has come out and said there’s going to be a work stoppage,
MLBPA's Tony Clark Predicts Work Stoppage Next Season Amid CBA Negotiations
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MLBPA's Tony Clark expects work stoppage after league's CBA expires next year
On Friday, MLB Players Association chief Tony Clark admitted the players' union is expecting once the CBA expires in Dec. 2026. Here's what Clarke said Friday ( via Sportico ):
MLBPA Executive Director Tony Clark Anticipating MLB Lockout In 2026
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred spoke glowingly about the sport’s recent successes and trajectory heading into the 2025 season during Cactus League Media Day, but also raised some caution over a likely lockout next year.
Tony Clark’s potential MLB lockout admission will worry fans
The Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) is a foundational piece of the league. Executive director Tony Clark is one of the biggest faces of the players union. He’s tackled a barrage of topics during his time.
Former Marlins Prez Rips Into MLBPA’s Tony Clark Hours After He Calls Out Rob Manfred Over Lockout Remarks
It seems all’s not well between the former Marlins’ president and the executive director, Tony Clark! The post Former Marlins Prez Rips Into MLBPA’s Tony Clark Hours After He Calls Out Rob Manfred Over Lockout Remarks appeared first on EssentiallySports.
MLB players union expects lockout by team owners after CBA expires following 2026 season
The collective bargaining agreement between MLB and the players expires on Dec. 1, 2026. The primary issue in negotiations is expected to be a salary cap.
MLBPA's Tony Clark calls out Rob Manfred for lockout comments: 'The other side keeps interjecting negativity'
To wit, here's what MLBPA head Tony Clark said this week to USA Today's Bob Nightengale: "When the commissioner suggests openly that the expectation is a work stoppage and that a lockout is the new norm or should be considered as much,
Orioles’ David Rubenstein wants a salary cap. MLBPA’s Tony Clark isn’t budging.
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Union head Tony Clark: Angels won’t spend beyond luxury tax, treat it like a cap
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MLB union chief hopes A’s new Sacramento home will be ‘up to snuff’
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