ESPN: MLB Proposes 76-Game Season

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ESPN: MLB Proposes 76-Game Season

ESPN: MLB Proposes 76-Game Season

Newsy

Published 08 Jun 2020

Watch VideoMajor League Baseball has proposed returning with a 76-game season as opening day has been delayed amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The proposal, which was obtained by ESPN, includes paying players 75% of their full prorated salary over the shortened season. The package would feature a shortened spring training with...

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