By Nick Selbe The owners‘ “best and final” offer was rejected by the players on Tuesday afternoon, meaning no new CBA would be agreed upon by the league’s deadline. ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports that the MLB Players Association voted unanimously to reject the owners‘ best and final offer on Tuesday afternoon’s negotiations, meaning there will be no new collective bargaining agreement ahead of the league’s 5 p.m. ET deadline to start the regular season on time. The league has stated that if no deal was in place by then, Opening Day would be pushed back, and regular season games would be canceled a…