Baseball fans still await some kind of progress with respect to a potential return-to-play plan between MLB and the Major League Baseball Players Association.
For now, it appears those talks have stagnated. The league rejected a proposal on behalf of the union on Wednesday. Meanwhile, MLBPA Executive Director Tony Clark issued a statement Thursday saying the players "resoundingly rejected" MLB's ask for a shortened season and further salary reductions.
But while the future of the 2020 season is unknown, all 30 front offices will draw up plans for their respective futures when the 2020 MLB First-Year Player Draft commences on June 10.