Manfred reiterates MLB's intention to play in 2027 amid negotiations
ESPN • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 2:46 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred stated that the league is planning to play in 2027, despite ongoing uncertainty regarding labor negotiations that could impact the season. He emphasized this commitment during discussions about the collective bargaining agreement. Manfred's remarks reflect confidence in moving forward, but the final arrangement for the negotiations remains dependent on upcoming discussions and potential resolutions.
- •Manfred confirmed plans for the MLB 2027 season.
- •Ongoing labor negotiations bring uncertainty to the future.
- •These comments were made amid collective bargaining discussions.
- 3:27 PMESPN — Manfred on CBA talks: 'We want to play' in '27
"MLB commissioner Rob Manfred, amid uncertainty about whether labor negotiations will affect the 2027 season, said "we're planning on playing baseball next year."
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