MLB, MLBPA Working On Agreement For New Rules To Limit Video Usage, Prevent Sign-Stealing Before Start Of 2020 Season

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Astros Players Cheated. Baseball Wanted Answers. So It Made a Deal. - WSJ

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MLB, MLBPA Working On Agreement For New Rules To Limit Video Usage, Prevent Sign-Stealing Before Start Of 2020 Season

MLB, MLBPA Agree On New Sign-Stealing Rules That Allows For Players To Be Suspended

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MLB won't start season unless players waive grievance rights - Los Angeles Times

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The Astros Apologized for Cheating. Their Competitors Aren't Satisfied. - WSJ