Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association have agreed upon health and safety protocols for the league-implemeted 60-game season, according to a variety of baseball reporters.
After months of not settling upon terms for the economic side of things—with MLB making a variety of offers that were meant to look better but still deliver the same reductions in pay that the owners were seeking all along—owners had their commissioner implement a 60-game season, as was his right based on the initial agreement between the league and the union when spring training was shut down back in March.