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2020 Schedule
0-0, 1st in NL West

William Weinbaum ESPN 

On MLB's possible "Arizona plan," Ariz. Pub. Health Assn. head Will Humble, the state's fmr. health dir., said Tue., "I think it can be done, safely, without fans, if you did it the right way." The bar of screening, testing, monitoring, etc. protocols must be high & include independent verification, he said. "You couldn't do it until the final wave has hit Ariz., which is weeks behind N.Y....May is too early, but June could be doable." He added, "You can minimize risk, not eliminate risk."

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Sources: MLB, players eye May return in Arizona

Major League Baseball and its players are increasingly focused on a plan that could allow them to start the season as early as May in greater Phoenix and has the support of high-ranking federal public health officials, sources told ESPN.

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BBTN: Buster talks to Kyle Peterson and Sarah Langs about the changes to the MLB Draft

Kyle Peterson joins Buster to discuss the major changes to the MLB Draft including the hard decisions college baseball players and coaches have to make in this time of uncertainty, the $20,000 cap on signing bonuses for undrafted players, teams that might look to save money by dumping players and what Kyle would do to help increase interest in baseball (1:40). Later, Sarah Langs hops on to talk about which players might've never made the big leagues under the new draft format and how players on short-term deals are likely to be hurt the most by teams looking to cut payroll (28:20).

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ESPN Daily: What The Reds' Trevor Bauer Really Thinks

We should be in the first week of baseball season, but...try not to think about that. Instead, ponder the future with Cincinnati Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer and ESPN baseball insider Jeff Passan. On the heels of MLB's hiatus deal with players around pay, service time and other issues, hear how it sets up the 2021 collective bargaining agreement. Plus, Bauer gets into the issues with training during all this uncertainty, whether baseball is too slow, and the sport's need for a media makeover.

Could a 32-game schedule be MLB's best solution? (3:13)
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An ode to the 2020 MLB season (1:51)
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Could MLB implement an NCAA-like tournament this season? (1:33)
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MLB cancels games in Mexico City, San Juan

The Padres had been scheduled to play the Diamondbacks on April 18-19 in Mexico City, and the Mets were supposed to play the Marlins on April 28-30 in San Juan. The games will be rescheduled for the home teams' cities, MLB said.

Marly Rivera ESPN Writer 

As expected, both the Mexico City series scheduled for April 18-19 (Padres‬⁩-Diamond‬⁩backs) and the San Juan series scheduled for April 28-30 (Mets‬⁩-Marlins)‬⁩ have been canceled.

Teixeira details why players are frustrated with MLB (1:43)
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Marly Rivera ESPN Writer 

With uncertainty surrounding MLB returning to formal pre-season workouts, it's highly unlikely that the scheduled games in Mexico City and Puerto Rico will take place. MLB is scheduled to play their first regular season games in Mexico City, Padres vs. Diamondbacks on April 18-19, and is supposed to return to San Juan for a three-game series between Mets and Marlins April 28-30.

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Team Stats

  • Pitching
  • Batting
Earned Run Average4.2512th
Quality Starts67Tied-8th
WHIP1.3116th
BAA.25117th
Runs81311th
Batting Average.25214th
On Base Percentage.32318th
Slugging Percentage.43413th