Major League CBA
The Major League Collective Bargaining Agreement is the cornerstone labor agreement between the MLBPA and Major League Baseball. It establishes the terms that govern player employment, compensation, benefits, working conditions, and the overall structure of the game.
Negotiated between the players and the league, the CBA reflects decades of collective advocacy and defines the framework under which Major League players compete and work.
MLB Players, Inc. and Molson Coors Launch Partnership to Bri...
MLB Players, Inc. and Molson Coors have partnered to bring active MLB players into localized marketing campaigns across multiple U.S. markets.
September 22, 2026
Minor League Players Awarded $20,000 in Grants for Charitabl...
The Players Trust, the charitable arm of the Major League Baseball Players Association, announced Callan Fang, Ben Hansen, Michael Trautwein and Wes Burton as recipients of $5,000 grants through the Players’ Purpose, an initiative that empowers active minor leaguers to design and execute charitable projects to create a meaningful impact in the community.
September 1, 2026
Players Trust Names Christian Yelich Most Valuable Philanthr...
The Players Trust, the charitable arm of the Major League Baseball Players Association, announced today that Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich is the recipient of the fifth Most Valuable Philanthropist award for the 2026 season. The Players Trust will award a $10,000 grant split between the Heartland Farm Sanctuary and Snooty Giggles Dog Rescue.
August 18, 2026
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