MLBPA opposes MLB draft reduction proposal
The MLB Players Association is pushing back against MLB's proposal to significantly restructure the amateur draft by reducing it from 20 to 12 rounds and cutting amateur signing bonuses by over $150 million. While the MLBPA opposes these cuts, they are open to expanding opportunities for younger players to enter professional baseball. The union seeks a middle ground that preserves the current system while making the pathway to the majors more accessible.
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MLBPA calls to preserve current system of draft
The MLB Players Association is pushing back against MLB's proposal to significantly restructure the amateur draft by reducing it from 20 to 12 rounds and cutting amateur signing bonuses by over $150 million. While the MLBPA opposes these cuts, they are open to expanding opportunities for younger players to enter professional baseball. The union seeks a middle ground that preserves the current system while making the pathway to the majors more accessible.
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