Bruce Meyer
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Sep 24, 2026
Brandon DayHOST
Like, we just wanna focus on baseball and ki- kinda lock it in.
Brandon DayHOST
But- I mean, things are different now, 'cause you got Bruce Meyer, you know, running MLBPA instead of Tony Clark.
Brandon DayHOST
And so you've got an actual, you know, experienced label- labor lawyer in the picture.
Brandon DayHOST
And what we didn't see last time is them kinda ha- you know, sending these, you know, proposals back and forth publicly the way they, they have kind of all summer long.
Brandon DayHOST
You know, like we just want to focus on baseball and kind of lock it in.
Brandon DayHOST
But I mean, things are different now because you've got Bruce Meyer, you know, running MLB PA instead of Tony Clark.
Brandon DayHOST
And so you've got an actual, you know, experience label labor lawyer in the picture.
Brandon DayHOST
And, what we didn't see last time is them kind of, you know, sending these, you know, proposals back and forth publicly the way they, they have kind of all summer long.
David SamsonHOST
I'm going to appeal to the players union and to the owners.
David SamsonHOST
Can we please stop all of the back and forth statements and interviews that Bruce Meyer's giving? I just don't understand why.
David SamsonHOST
Bruce Meyer went on MLB Network Radio.
David SamsonHOST
Okay.
David SamsonHOST
Bruce, just a word of advice.
David SamsonHOST
Do you think that on MLB Network Radio, it is a good thing to be talking about the labor deal right now as we are heading into October baseball? Do we not agree there is plenty of time after the World Series? Plenty of time.
David SamsonHOST
Like there's an entire month before the lockout's going to start.
David SamsonHOST
Don't you think we have the entire month of November with the exception of maybe Thanksgiving Thursday, maybe Thanksgiving Wednesday if we're going to watch an extra NFL game? But don't we think that there's plenty of time to start with the crazy rhetoric? Well, apparently I'm in the minority here because Bruce Meyer had a quote that made me laugh and I wanted to make sure that you were really on top of it just in case it comes up at work today.
JD BunkisHOST
I don't.
Jim BowdenGUEST
Let me tell you why, because as I said to Bruce Meyer, I said even if the two best teams meet in the World Series, which are Milwaukee and Tampa based on record, even if we get there, we're going to be sitting there saying, okay, it happened one time in a quarter of a century.
Jim BowdenGUEST
Are we really believing that this is going to keep happening? No.
Jim BowdenGUEST
Or is it going to be the next quarter of a century when we see the small market teams in the World Series again?
Jim BowdenGUEST
no.
Jim BowdenGUEST
Since Rob Manford took over as commissioner, there have been zero work stoppages based on labor negotiations.
Jim BowdenGUEST
And as I talked to Bruce Meyer, the head of the union, the other day, He also reminded me that there wasn't a work stoppage last time either.
Jim BowdenGUEST
And so look, both sides can dig in.
Dusty LikensHOST
They've got everything over there.
Dusty LikensHOST
How about this MLBPA interim exec, Bruce Meyer? said it is quote extremely hard if not impossible to make progress in cba negotiations while mlb pushes for a salary cap meyer said the league's offers have been contingent on a cap including limits on individual contract lengths and amounts one word
Mac MoreyPANELIST
i'm to the point of it's gotta use two words white noise now anything that's coming out of baseball is just irrelevant because they're so dumb they really are you're in a renaissance right now the best renaissance you've had since the steroid era and there's a good chance that we do not see this renaissance continue because they can't agree on this salary cap and it is going to be a sticking point and it is showing you right now the owners are going to stand by this the owners have money The players don't.
Mac MoreyPANELIST
They're going to hope the players eventually run out of money and have to come running back to the league, and then they'll have that salary cap put into place.
Mac MoreyPANELIST
They've got everything over there.
Mac MoreyPANELIST
How about this MLBPA interim exec, Bruce Meyer? said it is quote extremely hard if not impossible to make progress in cba negotiations while mlb pushes for a salary cap meyer said the league's offers have been contingent on a cap including limits on individual contract lengths and amounts one word
Bob FescoHOST
I'm to the point of it's got to use two words, white noise.
Bob FescoHOST
Now, anything that's coming out of baseball is just irrelevant because they're so dumb.
David SamsonHOST
Well, what we do know is that with every new day comes a new season of the New York Mets unable to win, and Steve Cohen writing checks in a situation where his team is losing money.
David SamsonHOST
Yes, it's true, Bruce Meyer, the Mets are losing money, and Steve Cohen is writing checks month after month, year after year.
David SamsonHOST
Tax benefits for owning the team are gone now.
David SamsonHOST
Now, he can use his losses to go against his gains on his hedge fund, true.
Erik KratzHOST
Jim, you could've just waited for us.
Erik KratzHOST
Just waited till the last out of the World Series, then put this out there, and then I'd be like, "Okay, now we really have to talk about it." But because you did this, we have to have Bruce Meyer on, we have to talk to you two out of three days.
Erik KratzHOST
Like, man, you have stirred the hornets' nest up.
Erik KratzHOST
Thanks, Jim.
Scott BraunHOST
Okay.
Scott BraunHOST
So JB, you put your article out, and you lay out many details of what the current proposals look like that have been presented publicly by the players' side and the league/team side.
Scott BraunHOST
So Bruce Meyer comes onto the show.
Scott BraunHOST
He runs the players' side, the Players' Association.
David SamsonGUEST
The biggest issue with MLB and MLBPA right now is the salary cap and the salary floor.
David SamsonGUEST
And on Nothing Personal today, we gave an analysis of what's going on publicly right now when Bruce Meyer, the head of the MLBPA, goes on a podcast and basically spews outrageously incorrect facts, trying to sway public opinion in the players' direction.
David SamsonGUEST
And then I could tell you that MLB is putting ads out all over, trying to get the public to follow their point of view and agree with them.
David SamsonGUEST
Somehow, both sides think it matters what the public thinks.
David SamsonGUEST
And the truth is, it matters not.
David SamsonGUEST
What matters the most is that the two sides get together at the table and actually negotiate.
David SamsonGUEST
I wish Bruce Meyer would sit at the table and counter MLB's proposal.
David SamsonGUEST
Let's have a discussion about money, about salary caps, about salary floors.
Brandon KileyHOST
So let's get into the conversation we were planning to have here, which is on Major League Baseball.
Brandon KileyHOST
The MLB PA, the front man for the interim guy is Bruce Meyer, and he was on yesterday with Foul Territory talking about where things stand right now with the negotiations between the owners and the PA. You're never going to believe this, Alex.
Brandon KileyHOST
Not great.
Brandon KileyHOST
Not great so far.
Tanner HendricksonPANELIST
And if he is referencing numbers, my guess is he's thinking back to his time as GM of the Reds, which was the 90s.
Tanner HendricksonPANELIST
Baseball is in a much better spot than it was in the 90s today.
Brandon KileyHOST
And that's what Bruce Meyer said.
Brandon KileyHOST
He was on foul territory and he said, those numbers aren't accurate.
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