How MLB players union is pivoting after Tony Clark resignation scandal

Source: New York Post

TAMPA — The MLB Players Association may not have an official leader at the moment, but the players are doubling down on the strength of the union. Austin Wells, the Yankees’ player rep, held a meeting with his teammates Wednesday morning to voice that message and address the fallout of the sudden resignation Tuesday by executive director Tony Clark, which came at a critical time with a labor battle looming next offseason. “It’s a message of strength,” Wells said in the clubhouse at Steinbrenner Field.