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Minor League Salaries Will Double Under New Deal

The New York Times – Sports:

A five-year collective bargaining agreement was voted in by more than 99 percent of minor league players. Housing, meals and transportation are expected to improve.

David Waldstein
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Baseball, Collective Bargaining, Major League Baseball, Major League Baseball Players Assn, Minor Leagues, Organized Labor
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