The MLB Takes Down All Stories/Content Featuring Current Players From Their Websites During Lockout

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Things are going to get weird during the MLB’s first work stoppage in 26 years.

On Wednesday night, it was revealed that the MLB owners had decided to institute a lockout after failing to come to an agreement on a new CBA with the players union before it expired at midnight.

Not long after the lockout announcement was made public, all stories/content featuring active players were removed from MLB.com and team websites.

Via MLB.com

You may notice that the content on this site looks a little different than usual. The reason for this is because the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the players and the league expired just before midnight on Dec. 1 and a new CBA is currently being negotiated between the owners and the MLBPA.

Until a new agreement is reached, there will be limitations on the type of content we display. As a result, you will see a lot more content that focuses on the game’s rich history. Once a new agreement is reached, the up-to-the minute news and analysis you have come to expect will continue as usual.

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