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5-at-10: MLB labor issues, college sports’ future faces key court dates, which matters more the details or the delivery?

Outfielder Kyle Tucker (right) gets help with his new jersey from Dodgers general manager Brandon Gomes during Wednesday's news conference after joining the Dodgers in Los Angeles. (Associated Press)
Outfielder Kyle Tucker (right) gets help with his new jersey from Dodgers general manager Brandon Gomes during Wednesday's news conference after joining the Dodgers in Los Angeles. (Associated Press) Outfielder Kyle Tucker (right) gets help with his new jersey from Dodgers general manager Brandon Gomes during Wednesday's news conference after joining the Dodgers in Los Angeles. (Associated Press)

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MLB divide

So, we mentioned Wednesday — when we spent too much time talking about Norwegian crotches apparently — that multiple sources inside the MLB ownership circle are talking about being all-in on a salary cap.

In the realm of A+B=C, there is simply no way the players union — the most powerful labor group in sports, by the way — will agree to that.

No way.