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Major League Baseball (MLB) has proposed delaying the implementation of a salary cap until 2028, aiming for a smoother transition. The proposed cap is set at $258.2 million with a floor of $180.2 million. The MLB Players Association (MLBPA) has rejected the proposal, emphasizing their opposition to any form of salary cap. The current collective bargaining agreement expires on December 1, and a lockout is expected if an agreement is not reached. MLB argues that the cap is necessary for competitive balance, while the MLBPA contends it would reduce player compensation and eliminate fundamental player rights.
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