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MLB working on uniform fit alterations amid see-through pants controversy

MLB is working on fit-related alterations to its new uniforms after fans and players noticed undergarments and body parts under the garb, which has a noticeably transparent quality, MLB told UPI on Friday.

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Government shutdown would have wide array of detrimental effects

The looming government shutdown could damage national defense and affect agencies across the board, from the Transportation Security Administration to the Federal Reserve.

Major League Baseball players union joins AFL-CIO

U.S. News // 1 year ago

Major League Baseball players union joins AFL-CIO

The Major League Baseball Players Association is formally affiliating with the 12.5-million-member AFL-CIO. The announcement came Wednesday at the National Press Club.

MLB players scramble to stay fit, sharp as lockout goes on

MLB // 2 years ago

MLB players scramble to stay fit, sharp as lockout goes on

With MLB's lockout still in force, baseball fans cannot catch their favorite players in games, but they might spot them working out on local fields, in area gyms as they seek to remain fit.

MLB enters first lockout in 26 years

MLB // 2 years ago

MLB enters first lockout in 26 years

Major League Baseball and the MLB Players' Association failed to complete a new labor agreement before the expiration of the previous pact, leading team owners to enforce the first work stoppage since 1994-95.

MLB announces schedule, bubble sites for expanded playoffs

MLB // 3 years ago

MLB announces schedule, bubble sites for expanded playoffs

Major League Baseball on Tuesday revealed its schedule and bubble sites for the 2020 postseason, which will feature the first World Series held at a neutral location in modern history.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred warns 2020 season could be shut down

MLB // 3 years ago

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred warns 2020 season could be shut down

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred informed MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark on Friday that the 2020 season could be shut down if teams fail to do a better job of handling the coronavirus.

MLB owners, Rob Manfred to impose 60-game season after MLBPA rejects offer

MLB // 3 years ago

MLB owners, Rob Manfred to impose 60-game season after MLBPA rejects offer

The Major League Baseball Players Association on Monday turned down MLB's 60-game proposal with full prorated pay and expanded playoffs.

MLB players propose 70-game season in counteroffer to league

MLB // 3 years ago

MLB players propose 70-game season in counteroffer to league

The MLB Players Association delivered a counteroffer to league owners that includes a 70-game season, full prorated pay and expanded playoffs in 2020 and 2021.

MLB proposes 60-game season to players with full prorated salaries

MLB // 3 years ago

MLB proposes 60-game season to players with full prorated salaries

Major League Baseball has submitted a proposal for a 60-game season at full prorated pay to the MLB Players Association.

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Anthony Christopher Clark, known as Tony (born June 15, 1972, in Newton, Kansas), is a Major League Baseball first baseman for the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Previously, Clark played with the Detroit Tigers (1995-2001), Boston Red Sox (2002), New York Mets (2003), New York Yankees (2004), Arizona Diamondbacks (2005-2007), San Diego Padres (2008), and again with the Diamondbacks starting in July 2008. He is a switch hitter, and throws right-handed.

Clark prepped at private Christian High School and then transferred to public Valhalla High School in El Cajon, California. He averaged 43.7 points per game in basketball in his senior season. He amassed a then-San Diego-area high school basketball record with 2,549 career points, and broke Bill Walton's San Diego high school single-season scoring record with 1,337 points as a senior.

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