Contract on a new MLB collective bargaining agreement by December 1 falls 30 points to 42 percent on Polymarket, PredictMarketCap reports
The MLB labor market fell 30 points to 42 percent on Polymarket in the trending snapshot, with 6,100 dollars in volume.
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