MLB PLAYERS ASSOCIATION

The new collective bargaining agreement must be approved by both sides before it becomes official. Baseball would return on April 7 if it's accepted.

Major League Baseball on Wednesday said the league has canceled more games, pushing Opening Day to April 14.

The sides appear far apart with the season just around the corner.

The stoppage is the ninth in MLB history and the first since a player strike in 1994. But with another lockout in place, a $10 billion industry is now frozen.

A group of business owners is asking the league pay $1 billion in punitive damages.

A group of business owners is asking the league pay $1 billion in punitive damages.

DETROIT Major League Baseball will officially return for a 60-game season, with players reporting to spring training next week and Opening Day in late July. The MLB Players Association announced at 8:41 p.m. Tuesday that all necessary issues have been resolved between the players and the owners to move forward with a mandated season. Here are previous stories on the contentious negotiations:The MLBPA said players will report to training camp, referring to a second spring training period. The first round spring training was cut short March 12, when the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic shut down all major sporting leagues. According to reports from multiple MLB insiders from ESPN, MLB Network, The Athletic and other outlets, spring training will begin July 1, with Opening Day finally rolling around July 24.