Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday announced he has canceled Opening Day as the league's lockout lurched into March with no new collective bargaining agreement – which could result in the first regular season games lost to a labor dispute since 1995. The announcement comes 90 days after the previous CBA expired at midnight on Dec. 1, when MLB imposed a lockout of players and weeks of infrequent, haphazard and often brief and rancorous negotiations commenced. Visit the link in bio for the latest news on the MLB's lockout.