Do you think major league baseball players share hotel rooms when they're on the road?

Question

Or do you think their owner pays for a room for each player?

Answer 1

Most share suites, which give them more room and separate sleeping area. Some players have it in their contract that require having their own room when on the road.

Answer 2

Here's the language from the 2002-06 CBA, which was probably continued into the current one (lodging isn't much of an issue):

D. Single Rooms on the Road
Each Player on a Club’s Active List (including disabled Players who travel with the Club) shall have single rooms in the Club’s hotels on all road trips during the Club’s championship season and post-season. Nothing herein shall prohibit the Clubs from making or continuing agreements with individual Players which provide more favorable arrangements for such Players.

Longer-serving players tend to negotiate suites into their big-money deals.

Answer 3

single rooms, per players agreement with major league baseball.
As for the minors, they share a room.

Answer 4

The team pays for players' lodging on the road; the players also get an allowance for food and incidentals. Certain hotels in each city go out of their way to cater to visiting sports teams - special rates and so on.

Answer 5

they share rooms for a fact the gm wants them to bond as a team

Answer 6

They share.

Answer 7

no always share