MLB Opening Day Pushed Back At Least 8 Weeks

The MLB has postponed its 2020 season until at least mid-May due to the COVID-19 pandemic, following CDC guidelines against large gatherings. Despite the delay, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred remains hopeful for a full 162-game season. The league has also canceled the remainder of spring training and will keep fans informed about the 2020 schedule in the coming weeks.

Why did the MLB decide to postpone its 2020 season?

• To improve team strategies

• Because of the coronavirus pandemic

• To renovate stadiums

• Due to player injuries

What did the CDC advise that influenced MLB's decision?

• To increase ticket prices

• To avoid gatherings of 50 or more people

• To start the season early

• To hold games without fans

What is MLB's commitment regarding the 2020 season?

• To play only home games

• To play only half of the games

• To play as many games as possible

• To cancel the entire season

What is the hope of MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred regarding the season?

• To play only playoff games

• To cancel the season

• To have a full 162-game season

• To have a shortened season

What action did MLB take regarding spring training?

• Extended it

• Canceled the rest of it

• Moved it to a different location

• Held it without fans