MALVEAUX: Negotiations are continuing between representative for Alex Rodriguez, A-Rod, and Major League Baseball. They are reportedly trying to reach a deal on a possible suspicion. But A-Rod heading back to the field. Rachel Nichols is in New York, and she's got the story. So, Rachel, we've been waiting for days about news on this. Do we think this will happen today?</s>RACHEL NICHOLS, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: No, it's not looking so likely this afternoon, but we could always be surprised. The problem is in these kinds of negotiations, everybody wants until the last possible moment to make their final offer. And we're just not at that last possible moment yet. Even if baseball does keep A-Rod tied to the other players involved in this scandal, there's still a couple more days of leeway here for them to make those kinds of decisions. So, they're talking. The issue is that baseball wants this to be finished up neatly. They could just unilaterally suspend A-Rod. They could suspend him for 100, 200 games, a lifetime ban. But if they do that on their own, Alex Rodriguez is likely to appeal. He could file some lawsuits. The whole process could get messy. The dirty details will come out, and that's not good for baseball. So, the reason they are trying to reach an agreement on a suspension is if they can come to somewhere in the middle, a little less than baseball wanted, a little more maybe than A-Rod would like, then they reach a point where A-Rod just accepts this and then they can all move on.</s>MALVEAUX: All right.</s>NICHOLS: We'll have to see if that happens, and if that happens anytime soon.</s>MALVEUAX: We know you'll be all over it, Rachel. Thank you. Appreciate it very much. Edward Snowden, he is now out of Moscow airport. And we actually could be hearing from him fairly soon. We're going to get reaction from our Candy Crowley up next.
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