Major League Baseball Is In A Work Stoppage For The First Time In 26 Years

 

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MLB

For the first time in 26 years, Major League Baseball is in a work stoppage.

The owners locked out the players at 12-01 a.m. this morning shortly after the collective bargaining agreement expired.

Meanwhile, the Chicago Cubs signed Marcus Stroman to a three-year, $71 million contract.

Also, the Los Angeles Dodgers signed Chris Taylor to a four- year $60 million contract just before the deadline.

 NBA

Portland Trail Blazer's Damian Lillard is out for 10 days with abdominal pain.

Damian Lillard

Miami Heat's Bam Adebeayo is out until mid-January with a torn ligament in his right thumb.

That's all I have for today.

Stay safe, stay healthy.