Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

Now that everyone is done fighting, get ready, because this will be a baseball season like we’ve never seen before. We will have a 60-game season.

Commissioner Rob Manfred will schedule a 60-game 2020 MLB season, starting in late July, after the MLBPA rejected the league’s latest proposal.

With spring training sites in Florida and Arizona experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks, MLB teams will now shift their training to home ballparks.

MLB has ordered all spring training facilities to undergo a deep clean and will require players and staff to undergo testing before admittance again.

Major League Baseball is not making a counter-offer to the MLBPA’s proposal of 70 games, the players union said Friday night.

For 2020 regular season, MLB will use minor-league rule that puts a runner on second base to start extra innings. Ties are even under consideration.

As MLB and players struggle to reach deal for 2020 season, many around baseball are concerned about the impact Scott Boras is having on negotiations.

MLB’s owners and players association are at an impasse as both sides try to negotiate a 2020 season.

It’s quite clear after 10 weeks of futile negotiations the owners have no choice but to agree with the players union: Negotiations are over.