John Smoltz expressed concerns regarding the possibility of a lockout in Major League Baseball (MLB) as the current collective bargaining agreement between the league and the MLB Players Association is set to expire after the 2026 season.
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John Smoltz discusses potential MLB lockout concerns
John Smoltz has raised concerns about a potential lockout in Major League Baseball, noting that the current collective bargaining agreement will end after the 2026 season. His comments highlight the implications for the sport if negotiations do not proceed smoothly.
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John Smoltz sounds alarm on potential MLB lockout: ‘Baseball will suffer’
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John Smoltz discusses potential MLB lockout concerns