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...grievance to stop owners from eliminating teams, union head Donald Fehr said Thursday that bargaining for a new labor contract...brother. If Weiner concludes his testimony Friday, Donald Fehr is expected to be the next witness. The hearing then...
...said Atlanta pitcher Tom Glavine, the National League player representative. Commissioner Bud Selig and union head Donald Fehr attended a morning bargaining session that wrapped up the agreement. It was the first time in nine rounds of labor...
...Players, who have set a Friday deadline for a walkout, called the economic plan slight progress, and union head Donald Fehr said "the differences continue to be narrowed." Owners raised their thresholds for a luxury tax and lowered their...
...Union lawyer Michael Weiner, the second witness in the hearing, completed his second day of testimony. Union head Donald Fehr followed and finished his direct testimony. The hearing recessed until next Thursday as management lawyers were in...
...permanent arbitrator. "We have to talk to the arbitrator and find what dates make sense that are convenient," union head Donald Fehr said. "We'll know in two, three days what it looks like." The union spent much of the day in a series of telephone...
...considering if and when to set a strike date, two agents said Wednesday, speaking on the condition of anonymity. Union head Donald Fehr, who told players during spring training to prepare for missing their last two or three paychecks, was to hold a similar...
...done," Florida's Mike Lowell said. "The irony is that setting a strike date might avoid a strike." Union head Donald Fehr said it was too early to determine what action would be taken by the board, which includes two representatives of each...
...regular season or the postseason, and wouldn't attempt to impose new work rules through the World Series. Union head Donald Fehr immediately reacted to Selig's statement, interpreting it as a threat to either change work rules or lock out players...
...of players by Dec. 15. "It just gets more and more troublesome with each passing day," said players' union head Donald Fehr, who has filed a grievance to stop contraction. "You don't have schedules, you can't sell tickets, there's...