After weeks of speculation that saw an array of possibilities made public, Major League Baseball team owners reached an agreement this week on a proposal for the 2020 regular season.
Although early indications had MLB eyeing a centralized location or two, the league shifted gears and now is eyeing staging Spring Training 2.0 and regular-season games at home ballparks. No matter the setting, of course, fans generally are not expected to be in attendance this year.
That likelihood prompted owners to seek a 50-50 revenue split, which the Players Association thus far has maintained is a nonstarter.