Locked-out Major League Baseball players are starting a $1 million fund to support workers impacted by canceled games.
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Spring training games failed to start as scheduled on Feb. 26. Commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday canceled the first two series for each team during the regular season, scheduled to start March 31.
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