MLB SALARY

1. Standoff agaisnt authorities, usually leading to lockout
4. Put off owed money into the future and lessen the burden in real time.
6. Somoeone who identifies talent, similar to scouts, but for the purpose of representing those players through their professional baseball careers.
7. A written or spoken agreement, especially one concerning employment, sales, or tenancy, that is intended to be enforceable by law
8. Players and clubs do this over salaries, primarily based on comparable players who have signed contracts in recent seasons
9. A process by which players still under team control determine their salary for the upcoming season in negotiations with the team that holds their rights
12. Allows a player to be sent to the Minor Leagues without first being subjected to waivers.
13. Regulation of the total sum of money on club can spend
15. Player who is free to negotiate a contract with any team
16. An optional year at the end of the ballplayer's contract that may be guaranteed at the discretion of the team.

2. The last point during the season at which players can be traded from one club to another
3. Controls player transactions and bears the primary responsibility on behalf of the ballclub during contract discussions with players.
5. Employs many different people, from the owners of the sports team to general managers.
7. Person appointed to regulate the MLB
10. A players' income
11. Players association of Major Leauge Baseball
13. Players and owners not agreeing to terms causing a stop in the leauge
14. Exchange for someone else, or maybe for money