Rahimi Harrison-Grody

Like everybody's saying cherish the season while you can.

I think we're already starting to see sides gearing up for what could be a very difficult fight.

Now, we were awaiting discussion with Evan Drellick on this.

Evan is the senior writer for The Athletic covering Major League Baseball and really the labor negotiations and discussions that have gone on.

Now, it's a busy news day, so Evan might be chasing down news right now.

The report from Passan said that player leaders plan to meet at 4.30 p.m.

Eastern on Tuesday.

That's today.

Hey.

So that's in about two and a half hours to discuss the fallout of Clark's resignation, because now they've got to figure out who needs to represent them ahead of what is what is going to be a very, very, very big battle coming up.

At least there is some lead time where you have the season to reacquaint yourself with what is supposed to happen next.

No, it's so true.

What's the phrase?

Get a jump on the day before the day jumps you.

That's kind of how I feel like this is going.

And the article goes on to say the process for naming Clark's replacement is unclear and the union's constitution does not outline a succession plan.

Bruce Meyer is the union's deputy executive director.

He's been quoted in a lot of these stories.

He's also one of Evan Drellick's quotes in some of his stories.

He's been named by several player leaders as to the most obvious candidate to take over that, according to many sources.