Speaking of which, the minor-leaguers won a small victory with the SCOTUS denying MLB’s appeal of the class-action status granted to the long-running lawsuit (Senne vs. Royals, filed in 2014) brought by minor-leaguer-turned-attorney Garrett Broshius over wage and pay issues.
Folks smarter than I am have noted that most class-actions eventually settle. Indeed, it might be the wisest course of action: write some big checks (and claim them as a tax write-off, natch) to a few dozen players, then impose legal wages and working conditions when the plantations re-open minors start back up.
When and where, as repeatedly noted, is still TBD…