Lindsay Crosby breaks down the MLB Players Association’s first CBA proposal, arguing it’s a reasonable starting point focused on competitive balance without reinventing MLB’s economic structure. Key items include raising the minimum salary, increasing the CBT threshold, shifting revenue sharing to include more local TV money, adding a “competitive integrity tax” tied to payroll spending, and expanding player benefits like the pre-arb bonus pool and Super 2 eligibility. Crosby also reads MLB’s initial response, disputes its framing, and predicts owners may float a salary cap but won’t risk missing games with future TV-rights negotiations looming.

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