And the question looming above the sport for player/owner negotiations beyond that date is: Should the sport have a salary ...

It's the owners publicly commenting on the Dodgers' spending, and not just the small-market owners. The owner of the Chicago Cubs talked about it. The owner of the New York Yankees talked about it.

Every great team that reaches the level of perennial success the Chiefs have enjoyed eventually suffers this backlash.

A Major League Baseball salary cap is an attractive option, particularly in a small market. But let's not overstate how much it changes or doesn't change.

* You don’t have to read between the lines or decode what’s being said to know that MLB owners are, again, pushing for a ...

Much like the Title IX fact sheet issued by the DOE, this statement of interest is not law. While the DOJ raises compelling ...

Notes this week regarding talk of a salary cap in Major League Baseball, a new metric measuring wind affecting batted balls, ...

The debate over whether a cap would be good for baseball is again taking place not just among owners, but also among fans.

If MLB owners unite behind the idea that big payrolls equal success and start loudly pushing that narrative, it could pave ...

Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred says he is getting emails from fans concerned over the sport’s lack of a salary cap following an offseason spending spree by the Los Angeles Dodgers that sparked ...