PITTSBURGH, PA. – With MLB’s locking out its players’ union after the collective bargaining agreement expired last night, major league baseball teams can no longer use the images of players covered by the collective bargaining agreement on their websites, all of which are owned by MLB.com Instead, MLB teams

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Greetings from the Burgh, where we are busily preparing for the MLB lockout that’s set to begin at 11:59 tonight. (Check out our story “In Era of “The Great Resignation,” Baseball Players Want to Choose Where They Work.”) Donate to Help Us Cover the MLB Lockout & Meet

Like many other workplaces, America’s favorite pastime will soon find itself in a labor dispute.  At 11:59 tonight, Major League Baseball (MLB) owners have signaled they will lock out its players’ union as they play hardball at the bargaining table with the union. The lockout would be the