Athletic subscribers, detailed full article linked below: Please don't copy and paste any additional text from the article, thanks. I likely should not have included even these snippets, but the issue is so important. The Athletic is awesome altogether, Will Sammon, the Crew's Athletic beat guy, is a fantastic read. Their introductory subscriber offers are incredible. Cockroaches, car camping, poverty wages: Why are minor-leaguers living in squalor? Brittany Ghiroli, The Athletic Nashville RHP Luke Barker among those willing to comment on the record. Several players on the Brewers’ Triple-A roster in Nashville piled into a small one-bedroom apartment thinking they struck gold within their budget: instead they found a roach infestation. “It’s not just a Brewers thing or a one-level thing,” said Nashville Sounds pitcher Luke Barker. “This is a systematic thing where it’s seen as OK to let these guys be in unlivable situations. It starts with the salary, but the lack of any help with housing makes it even worse.” Added Barker: “A logical mind can say, it might not seem like a lot of money to fix this, but nobody is making (the teams) do it. That’s the real problem. MLB is not going to do something unless they have to do something.” “With us having no representation, they are allowed to do whatever they want and it’s kind of up to them to find it in the goodness of their hearts to change,” Barker said. “They don’t want to change it. They have no incentive to.” *** We've had several threads on MiLB salary issues over the years, but now the housing issue is coming to a head, it seems. No celebration, however, until a thorough MLB-wide solution is in place. Several clubs have stepped up, as detailed within. Brewers are not listed as a club that has, although we should wait to see if there is any response from the organization. Time to step up, Mark A.!