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MLB wants maximum 5-year deals for free agents changing teams

MLB's latest CBA proposal seeks to limit free-agent contracts, sparking player backlash

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MLB has proposed a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) that includes significant changes to free agency. The proposal limits most free-agent contracts to five years and 15% of a team’s salary cap. The MLB's latest CBA proposal also includes a minimum salary increase.

Coverage emphasizes the controversial nature of the proposal, particularly the five-year contract limit. MLB.com, East Idaho News, MLB Trade Rumors, and USA Today are among the outlets reporting on the story. USA Today reports that the proposal has been criticized by players.

What to watch next: The response from the MLB Players Association. Coverage does not yet specify how the players' union will react to the proposal.

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What is the MLB's latest CBA proposal?

The latest CBA proposal includes a minimum salary increase and revisions to free agency, notably limiting most free-agent contracts to five years and 15% of a team’s salary cap.

How have players reacted to the proposal?

According to USA Today, the proposal has been bashed by players.

Which outlets are covering the MLB's CBA proposal?

MLB.com, East Idaho News, MLB Trade Rumors, and USA Today are among the outlets reporting on the story.

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