Yankees President Randy Levine Advocates For College Sports Bill

New York Yankees President Randy Levine is urging the House to pass the Protect College Sports Act, warning that college athletics could face deeper financial trouble without federal action. Levine argued that the bill would help create a fund for schools to retain players and support women's and non-revenue sports, though critics argue it does not do enough to protect student-athletes. In addition to college athletics reform, Levine addressed upcoming labor negotiations in Major League Baseball, where he serves on the league's labor committee. With the current collective bargaining agreement set to expire on December 1, Levine noted fundamental differences in opinion between the sides but expressed confidence that they will negotiate in good faith.