MLB is putting the pressure on the LMB after years of negotiations from xingwang's blog

That’s over for the foreseeable future. While the MLB waits for the LMB to clean up its act, young prospects locked into team-friendly contracts will have to wait for a change in policy to break out of AAA ball. MLB veterans — which currently include players like Nyjer Morgan, Jemile Weeks, Manny Acosta, Ricky Romero, Yuniesky Betancourt, and Delmon Young — will have more freedom, but finding a new home in a crowded minor league landscape will be difficult.

MLB is putting the pressure on the LMB after years of negotiations, but previous offers of additional funding in exchange for more player-friendly reforms failed to move the needle south of the border. Now the league is hoping a blanket ban will spark change, even if it effectively creates a roadblock for the nation’s baseball hopefuls. Even if the ban stands, the American league is hopeful it can create a viable alternative pipeline to its southern neighbor.

“We are hopeful that the LMB’s position on the reasonableness of Buy MLB18 Stubs our final proposal will change,” the letter announcing the ban to the league’s 30 teams read, “but if not, we will discuss alternative strategies for developing players in Mexico.”