As the stunning news spread Tuesday that Tony Clark is expected to resign, questions turned to who the Major League Baseball Players Association will ask to fill its leadership void as collective bargaining approaches.

Clark’s abrupt exit as MLBPA Executive Director could threaten the sport’s momentum amid salary cap battles, payroll disparities, and even a potential lockout.

With a round of collective bargaining approaching, Bruce Meyer pushed back at the notion that the union's bargaining power was diminished.

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Tony Clark quit as executive director of the MLB Players Association as a federal investigation and collective bargaining negotiations add uncertainty.

The perception exists that owners may smell figurative blood in the water coming off Clark’s resignation as it pertains to getting what they want in upcoming negotiations.