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July 4th may be a reach for MLB baseball but that doesn’t mean there won’t be a season (PODCAST)

June 8, 2020 By Bill Pollock

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It appears to be a stretch for MLB to start the season by July 4th as it hoped unless a settlement between the owners and players union can be reached very soon. The two sides are bogged down in a negotiating gridlock over financial issues to play in 2020. Teams are requesting at least a three-week spring training before playing regular-season games. That doesn’t mean the season is lost

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