Postseason expands to 16 teams in MLB season
MLB and the players union agreed to expand the postseason from 10 to 16 teams for the pandemic delayed season. Sixteen teams will advance to a best-of-three first round, then best-of-five division series and best-of-seven leagues, with World Series to follow. The plan includes a $50 million postseason pool and awaits owner approval.
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OHSAA guidelines bring relief to Medina County athletes
Ohio officials released fall sports guidelines as practices begin Aug. 1, giving Medina County athletes a concrete plan. Local players like Cole Werthmuller and Jamison Jackson welcomed the framework, while Elizabeth Stuart noted tennis guidelines align with USTA standards and the new normal.
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Indians Open Strained Season With Royals At Progressive Field
The Indians host the Royals as a strained 60 game season begins amid COVID 19 disruptions. Team president Chris Antonetti highlights remote operations and organizational adaptation while manager Terry Francona notes the need to roll with punches and find enjoyment in play despite postponed spring training and delayed negotiations. The season kicks off with six straight home games.
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Indians contemplate name change after listening to offended groups
Cleveland owner Paul Dolan said the Indians will hear from Native American groups before deciding on a new team name. He described meetings with players, front office staff, and manager Terry Francona as candid and productive, with discussions on social justice and race relations.
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