MLB Players Agree to 60 Days, Opening Day July 24

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Tyrone Black

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23 June, 2020

MLB Players Agree to 60 Days, Opening Day July 24

Though a health protocol for Covid-19 is still to be determined, Major League Baseball players have agreed to play 60 games for the 2020 season.

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The Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) informed the league Tuesday that players will comply with the league's imposed outline for a 2020 season with the first game to be played July 24.

MLB owners voted unanimously Monday night to have commissioner Rob Manfred impose a season.

It was not immediately clear if BetOnline would be releasing wins totals betting odds for the 60-game season.

The league is expected to wrap up its regular season by the end of September and its postseason -- which will feature its usual, 10 teams -- by the end of October.

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