Rob Manfred guaranteed Wednesday night there would be a Major League Baseball season.
After the statement put out by MLB Players Association chief Tony Clark Saturday if that is the case it won't be on the players' terms.
The statement comes one day after the owners' latest proposal to the union which proposed a 72-game season with the players receiving 75 percent of their prorated salaries. It was an offer that included a deadline of Sunday night to accept or reject. Evidently, it's not going to take that long.
Update: Late Saturdaay night MLB responded wih a statement of its own:
