"Judge"
Yankee "Judge" Aaron Judge will start a war of snatching people, but according to previous reports, Steve Cohen, the rich Mets boss, has a "mutual respectful relationship" with Yankee boss Hal Steinbrenner, so he will not join Judge's battle, which makes the Major League Players' Union believe that this move violates the labor-management agreement.
"The Athletic" reported that the Players' Union, according to a news released by the US media SNY on the 4th, described that Cohen did not want to break the respectful relationship with Steinbrina by bidding on Jaj. The Players' Union said that the situation of complicity or collusion between any team to lower the player's salary cannot be tolerated.
At the request of the Player Union, the major league officials are also investigating whether Cohen and Steinbrina have any inappropriate communication content and will review text messages, calls and email records between the two. Major League Chairman Rob Manfred mentioned that the league officials had to be wary of the word "compulsory" but also believed that the behavior of the two teams was in line with the labor-management agreement.
"The Athletic" also pointed out that the recent speech of Astronaut owner Jim Crane may also be reviewed by the players' union. Kron said that Justin Verlander, who has broken the contract, will pursue a contract similar to Max Scherzer, which seems to mean that the Astronauts will handle it accordingly, but according to the labor-management agreement regulations, the team is not allowed to discuss the content of the contract in public.
