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Fourth and final hour, Felger and Maz on a reentry Monday, presented by East Boston

Savings Bank. If you're watching on NBC Sports, Boston, you miss Murray's top of the hour update

in which he told us in a new conversation today.

I guess ESPN tonight is doing a show with all five, six commissioners, including soccer and women's, you know, WNBA.

He's going to be like six commissioners on a show tonight with Mike Greenberg.

I guess they taped it because they're leaking out some of the conversation and some of the conversation involved Rob Manfred telling Mike Greenberg, I guess, but we'll air again on the show tonight, that now he is not sure baseball is coming back.

Manfred had said last week, unequivocally 100 percent, we're going to play baseball.

Now he says, and here's, I guess, one of the quotes, he says, unfortunately over the weekend,

while Tony Clark was declaring his desire to get back to work, the union's top lawyer was outtelling

reporters, players, and eventually getting back to owners that as soon as we issued a schedule,

as they requested,

they intended to file a grievance claiming they were entitled to an additional billion dollars.

Obviously, that sort of bad faith tactic makes it extremely difficult to move forward in these

circumstances.

Yeah, and there's an update to this from the LA Times.

In a letter today, MLB telling the MLBPA,

there will be no season unless the players waive any legal claims against the league.

So here we go.

1994-95 all over again.

In 94-95, the league let the players stick a needle in their ass hit a bunch of home runs,

and they got the game back.

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