top of page
MLBPA_website_Logo Lockup.png

Brent Suter visits MLBPA office

Writer: MLBPA Communications
MLBPA Communications
Apr 22
1 min read
Brent Suter visits MLBPA office
Brent Suter visits MLBPA office

"It's all connected,'' Brent said. "We're all in one big process of fighting for Players' rights. We're fighting the same fight today, and we have the same solidarity. We're standing on their shoulders.''



Brent Suter, Players Trust Ambassador and pension committee representative on the MLBPA's executive subcommittee, stopped by the union's midtown Manhattan office. During his visit, Brent met with the Players Trust to begin his role as a 2026 Ambassador. He also picked up his 2025 Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award and received a tour of several displays that help document the union's proud history.


Brent's name appears on the office's ‘Signed in Solidarity’ signature wall, which chronicles the names of all Players who have been signatories to collective bargaining agreements since Marvin Miller negotiated the first CBA in 1968.


We encourage other Players to visit the PA offices while you're in New York.






 
 

Recent News & Updates

MLBPA Placeholder.avif

Stitch x Stitch

Todd Stottlemyre on Mickey Mantle, Monument Park and life in a baseball family

Our guest this episode is former big league pitcher Todd Stottlemyre. Todd and his brother, Mel Jr., grew up as self-described “baseball brats’’ who h...

MLBPA Placeholder.avif

Lorem Ipsum

Bruce Meyer in "Foul Territory'' segment: MLB's Proposals are a Bad Deal for Players and Fans

Meyer pointed to the recent $4 billion sale price for the Los Angeles Angels — a franchise that owner Arte Moreno purchased for $183.5 million in 2003...

MLBPA Placeholder.avif

MLBPA

When Curt Flood took on his biggest fight, Roberto Clemente was there to lend a hand

When Curt Flood took on his biggest fight, Roberto Clemente was there to lend a hand

MLBPA

MLBPA

MLBPA

MLBPA

Media Inquiries

For press inquiries, interview requests, or additional information about the MLBPA.

bottom of page