Greg gets emotional about the civil unrest in the United States following the murder of George Floyd. After offering his perspective on everything, Greg ends the show with a 20 minute segment from WSCR's Laurence Holmes, who delivered one of the most powerful orations in recent memory.

Across Minor League Baseball, players were released en masse unlike any period in baseball history. Greg goes scorched earth on the hypocrisy of MLB owners and brings in former Mariners minor league infielder Logan Taylor to give a player's perspective to what's happening to countless players.

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A tweet from Max Scherzer late Wednesday night indicated that the MLBPA is done negotiating on 2020 salaries with MLB owners & that they will not concede any more money. Tyler Oehmen joins Greg to discuss what the union's strong front & total solidarity means for the future of these negotiations.

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Greg furthers examines the sliding pay scale proposed by the MLB owners and why there's no way that offer was made in good faith to the players. Plus the actions of one MLB franchise towards it's minor league players highlights the overall greed that is being shown by MLB ownership during these negotiations & why it could signal no baseball in 2020.

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As the MLB owners have sent their second proposal to the MLBPA, Greg breaks down some of the new details & why without full transparency regarding MLB owner's finances we have no way of knowing who needs to give in the most.

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With news coming down that the Oakland A's refused to pay their 1.2 million dollar rent to the city of Oakland, Greg goes scorched earth on MLB owners and why their greed in regards to paying their players could result in permanent damage for the image of the sport.

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It's one of the most debated questions amongst baseball purists over the last 20 years. Alex Rodriguez played on a last place team & had a career year, yet finished 2nd to Miguel Tejada who played on a 1st place team. Does team performance truly matter, or should the pure numbers decide? Greg goes in depth to determine whether Rodriguez or Tejada should have won the 2002 AL MVP award.

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With the report of MLB's 67 page safety protocols being leaked to The Athletic, Greg examines key points of them in an article from Ken Rosenthal & Evan Drelich to see if they are adequate to ensure that MLB has a safe & healthy season.

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Greg opens up by examining Blake Snell's statement that he won't play in 2020 unless he is paid in full and why it is 100% right for players to hold out if their health is put at risk. Greg also reads from Henry Schulman's editorial from the SF Chronicle as to why MLB would be smart to scrap 2020 altogether and rebuild for a stronger 2021.

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Greg examines the return to play plan approved by MLB owners & why they set the timeline that they did. He also explains why the players are right to not approve it until all health & safety concerns are thoroughly addressed.

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