Seaver Aims for 300th Win in New York Ballpark
Mets right hander Tom Seaver seeks win No. 300 after 299 victories in a New York uniform as the season opens. The day’s action features Orioles walk off against Blue Jays, Tigers, Royals, Yankees, Indians, Twins, Brewers, Expos, Cardinals, Dodgers, Padres, Reds, Phillies and Pirates with several standout performances and close finishes.
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Sutton Hangs On The 300 Victory Chase Amid Possible Strike
Don Sutton, 40, 289 wins for Oakland, faces a possible strike that could halt his quest for 300. He says he would re-evaluate playing next year if the season is cut short, while peers like Rose and Seaver pursue milestones amid labor turmoil.
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Owners Propose Salary Linked Pension Plan in MLB Talks
Major league baseball owners propose tying pension benefits to salaries with an increase in annual pension payments from 15.5 million to 25 million. The plan would reduce pension payouts if player salaries exceed 13 million per year, while the union calls the idea a salary cap and rejects it. Don Fehr criticizes the proposal as crazy and a cap on earnings.
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