Randy Levine on MLB labor talks and the 2027 season
Summary
Yankees President Randy Levine talks with CNBC’s Michael Ozanian about looming labor negotiations in Major League Baseball, where he serves on the league’s labor committee. The current collective bargaining agreement expires Dec. 1 and both sides appear to be preparing for the possibility of a work stoppage. Watch the full interview from CNBC Sport in related video.
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