MLB》CBA can't reach agreement and may close the club. "God's right hand" bluntly said: Don't do this mess

Major League Baseball's current CBA will expire on December 1, U.S. time. Since there is no consensus on the new version of the labor agreement, there is a high probability that the league will be closed. In this regard, Pedro Martinez, the "right hand of God", has spoken out, hoping that both labor and management will resolve the issue as soon as possible.

Martinez was interviewed recently and talked about the possible closure of the stadium. He bluntly said that he was very dissatisfied. Martinez said that he and the fans are on the same side. "Baseball is in a good stage now, so for the sake of the fans, we must quickly negotiate the matter and don't make these messes and end up with the closure of the stadium."

The current CBA was negotiated in March 2022. There was a brief 99-day closure that year, and Martinez himself experienced the closure in 1994. The season ended early due to the closure, including the cancellation of the playoffs and the World Series.

The league currently hopes to introduce a salary cap in the new version of the CBA. Major League Baseball Chairman Rob Manfred has stated many times that team owners support the salary cap. However, the players union is firmly opposed and the two sides cannot reach a consensus.

Martinez called on both labor and management to listen to his voice as a veteran. Although his words may not have weight, fans should not face closures again.