MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark doubled down on his opposition to a salary cap on Tuesday, saying ...

A TLANTA – As MLB commissioner Rob Manfred looks to improve competitive balance in the league, Tony Clark, the executive ...

That is why it’s not about competitive balance. It’s not about fair vs. not. This is institutionalized collusion,” exec Tony ...

Looming over baseball is a likely lockout in December 2026, a possible management push for a salary cap and perhaps lost ...

MLBPA executive director Tony Clark says a salary cap system is not about growing the game. If that were true, why are all the sports that have one growing -- and baseball is not?

Even with the payroll gap between big and small market teams growing, the head of the MLB Players Association made it clear where he stands on a salary cap.

With narratives of significant financial change potentially on the horizon for MLB, Tony Clark, the executive director of the MLB Players Association, made a few pointed statements ...

There are growing calls for Major League Baseball to have a salary cap. Major League Baseball is the only of the four major U.S. sports leagues to not have a salary cap. The NFL, NBA and NHL all ...

MLB Players Association head Tony Clark has strongly opposed a salary cap, deeming it a step backward for baseball. He ...