Now that we have official word about the 2020 MLB season, let’s lay out all the details we know right now:

• 60-game schedule
• Opening Day July 23 or 24
• Spring Training 2.0 to begin July 1 at Wrigley Field
• Teams expected to play games in their home parks
• Regular season ends in late September (likely Sept. 27)
• Standard postseason format (10 teams — division winners and 2 Wild-Card teams per league)
• Universal DH will be instituted for the season to aid in player safety. Here’s how the Cubs could approach an extra hitter in the lineup
• Cubs’ schedule will consist mostly of games against NL Central foes and will be based on geography with some games against AL Central
• Roster size: 30 to start, will move to 26 after first few weeks
• Trade deadline Aug. 31
• Three-batter rule will remain for relief pitchers
• In extra-inning games, teams will start an inning with a runner on second base

Stay tuned as more details emerge.

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