Report: MLB sends detailed health and safety proposal to union. MORE:
According to a 67-page document, MLB proposed protocols to the Major League Baseball Players Association concerning health and safety measures that would be taken if the 2020 MLB season were to begin.
Drellich adds that spring training is proposed to being limited to 50 players per team with staggered workouts and reporting dates to minimize contact. Teams are also encouraged to use alternate facilities such as college stadiums where possible to further decrease risk. With regards to travel, teams are being asked to fly into smaller airports where possible and encouraging players to isolate at hotels when not at the ballpark. In home cities or spring training facilities, players would be permitted to stay at desired locations.
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