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December 02, 2021 - 7:24am | By Kyle Cornell
(Irving, TX) -- Baseball fans are hoping to see their teams in action next year.
MLB owners locked out players Thursday after the collective bargaining agreement expired. That means no trades or free-agent signings. Players aren't even allowed inside club facilities until they reach a new deal.
Commissioner Rob Manfred called it a hard but important step. He said delaying it any further would put Spring Training, Opening Day, and the rest of the season at risk.