Evan Drellich is a Senior Writer for The Athletic. He covers a wide range of topics in the world of baseball, including player contracts, team dynamics, and major league news. His work has also been featured in BVM Sports.
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By: Evan Drellich
"If someone wants to challenge us as a result of what they think happened, then challenge us," Clark said ahead of Tuesday's All-Star Game.
By: Evan Drellich
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred's All-Star Game media session hit on a number of issues and questions throughout the game.
A dozen teams using Bally-branded RSN channels have been unavailable on Comcast services since the early May.
The judge said the dispute belongs in arbitration, which is what the union wanted when the agency asked the court to intervene.
By: Evan Drellich
The Japan Professional Baseball Players Association is challenging norms on two fronts, pushing for free agency changes and NIL rights.
By: Evan Drellich, Mike Vorkunov
Diamond Sports said it has agreed to broadcast games for 13 NBA and nine NHL teams during the leagues' 2024-25 seasons.
By: Evan Drellich
The MLBPA claims that Rimas Sports is defying an order to handle their dispute according to the union’s agent regulations.
In July, Tony Clark, executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, visited Japan to announce support for players in NPB.
By: Evan Drellich
The broadcaster of MLB, NBA and NHL teams was counting on Amazon's cash to avoid liquidation, but will this impact its survival?
By: Evan Drellich
A judge approved deals between Diamond and the NHL and NBA, but MLB argues that the broadcaster's plans won't work for baseball.
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