Max Scherzer, Adam Wainwright and more react to MLB's latest delay

It looks like we'll have to keep waiting to see Major League Baseball back in action this year.

MLB has cancelled the second week of its 2022 regular season after failing to come to an agreement with the Major League Baseball Players' Association. This time around, a disagreement over the proposal of an international draft was the big reason for the talks breaking up. MLB had given the MLBPA three options to consider regarding the draft and said it would not negotiate on other issues unless the union chose one.

Right now, opening day has been pushed to at least April 14 — which, according to ESPN Stats and Information, would be the latest the season has started since 1995. 184 total games have been canceled so far, with the New York Yankees leading the pack at 14. The Yankees also lost their first series of the season against the rival Boston Red Sox, previously scheduled for April 7-10.

The news of the latest delay provoked a number of reactions across the baseball world:

Statement from the Major League Baseball Players Association: pic.twitter.com/XLnAvwkFpm

What a f@$&ing joke <a href=«https://twitter.com/MLB?ref_src=» https: www.espn.com>@mlb

I was in FL. We never offered the Int'l Draft. We did discuss it, but MLB told us they were NOT going to offer anything for it. At that point, we informed all players & agreed to no draft. This is MLB muddying the waters & deflecting blame. Fans, pls hang in there with us.

To all of The fans out there...I can't wait to get back out there for y'all. Hopefully soon! Anyways, I heard this song today and it reminded me of our situation. So… this is to you ⁦<a href=«https://twitter.com/MLB?ref_src=» https: www.espn.com>@MLB

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