Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels (Photo by Masterpress/Getty Images)
As Major League Baseball and the Players’ Association start to hash out plans to return to baseball in 2020, the state of California has thrown a curve that could hurt the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
As long as Major League Baseball and the players can come to an agreement over their money squabbles, there will likely be meaningful baseball played in 2020, despite everything that COVID-19 has done to delay it. But let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves just yet.
The current plan being discussed involves teams resuming Spring Training and playing an 82-game regular season in their home ballparks.