Major League Baseball just announced that it does not plan to make fans prove that they’ve been vaccinated or had a negative COVID-19 test before attending in-person baseball games in 2021.
MLB has outlined the safety protocols to be followed in what it has dubbed its “minimum health and safety standards” for 2021. Within, the league states that state and local authorities are allowed to mandate more restrictive measures than those laid out by Major League Baseball and that policies are subject to change if necessary. The idea behind the memo laying out the minimum health and safety standards is for teams to plan the safe welcoming of fans back to ballparks in 2021.