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MLB commissioner Rob Manfred discussed ongoing labor negotiations ahead of the All-Star Game, emphasizing that the league's public messaging focuses on "listening to fans" to justify proposals like a salary cap. The negotiation centers on the owners' desire for cost certainty via a salary cap versus players' aim to retain market-driven salaries, with both sides now actively promoting their positions publicly, including through social media campaigns. Despite the league's claims of acting in fans' best interests, the primary dispute involves revenue sharing and economic terms, with little direct influence from fan opinion on the negotiations.
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