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Last updated: May 27, 2026, 11:41 PM ET

Labor Negotiations

The Major League Baseball Players Association delivered its first formal collective‑bargaining proposal, setting the stage for a new round of talks that could reshape player salaries and benefits across the league. The proposal follows months of stalled negotiations and signals the union’s intent to push for higher revenue sharing and improved health‑care provisions. MLB executives are expected to respond within the next week, with both sides aware that the outcome will impact the 2025 season schedule and player contracts. MLB gets first official CBA proposal from union

Injury Updates

Enrique Hernández of the Los Angeles Dodgers has been placed back on the injured list after a significant oblique tear, an injury that could sideline him for several weeks or longer. The tear was confirmed during a routine evaluation after a brief return to play, and medical staff anticipate a lengthy rehabilitation period. Meanwhile, Detroit Tigers starters Casey Mize and Kenley Jansen exited Wednesday night against the Los Angeles Angels with right groin injuries that will likely keep them out for the remainder of the month. The simultaneous loss of two frontline pitchers underscores the physical toll on starting staffs during the late‑season stretch. Dodgers' Hernández has 'significant' oblique tear

Prospect Concerns

Dodgers outfield prospect Kendall George suffered a patellar tendon injury while attempting to avoid a bat dog during a Double‑A Tulsa Drillers game on Monday. The incident, which involved a sudden jump to dodge a hard‑thrown ball, left George with a tendon strain that will delay his promotion to higher levels of competition. The injury adds to a growing list of minor‑league prospects facing setbacks, raising questions about depth and development timelines for the Dodgers’ farm system. Dodgers prospect injured trying to dodge bat dog