SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — As MLB owners continue to say that the sport’s economic system does not work, Players Association executive director Tony Clark reaffirmed Saturday that the union’s long-established stance on a salary cap has not changed.
“We’re never going to agree to a cap. Let me start there,” Clark said at the MLBPA’s recently opened satellite office in Arizona. “We don’t have a cap, we’re not going to agree to a cap.
“A salary cap is the ultimate restriction on player value and player salary. We believe in a market system. The market system has served…
