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Baseball’s All-Stars don’t like MLB’s salary cap proposal but say there’s time to find a deal

Newseze Wire·Tue, Jul 14, 2:07 PMWire: Yahoo Sports
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Baseball’s All-Stars don’t like MLB’s salary cap proposal but say there’s time to find a deal

Paul Skenes, Juan Soto, and Bryce Harper are among baseball’s All-Stars who say players never will agree to a salary cap but maintain there’s plenty of time to avoid a conflict that could shorten the 2027 season.

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