MLB's proposed draft changes would push high school prospects toward college, limiting early pro options
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Associated Press
Summary
The article examines MLB's proposed draft overhaul that would ban high school players from signing directly with major league teams and significantly reduce signing bonuses, effectively steering more young talent toward college baseball. It explores the implications for teenage prospects like James Clark, who face a difficult choice between starting their pro careers early or committing to college programs. The proposal is framed as a win for colleges who would retain top talent longer, but a limitation on the options and earning potential of young players.
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· 2 pulledIt's going to be a difficult decision.
MLB owners recently proposed banning high school players from signing with major league teams and slashing the money spent on signing bonuses.
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