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Baltimore Sun · Feb 27, 2016

MLBPA chief Tony Clark: Qualifying offer process 'isn't necessarily beneficial on either side'

Tony Clark Major League Baseball Players Association chief Tony Clark, who visited Orioles camp to meet with players before Saturday’s workout, said the union will look to discuss changes to the qualifying offer process during the upcoming collective bargaining process.

“The qualifying offer is one of the things that we are going to look to have a conversation on in bargaining,” Clark said after the meeting. “Anytime you’re sitting down even with the industry doing well, there are always things that are worth having more dialogue on. I’m certain baseball has their list. We have our list as well. The qualifying offer is one of them.”

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