Yesterday the Major League Baseball Players Association informed the league that players will comply with their imposed outline for a 60-game 2020 season.
Players will report for another version of “spring” training on July 1st.
Opening Day will be set for July 24th.
The league is expected to finished the regular season by the end of September and the postseason by the end of October.
Players and owners are still working to finalize health and safety protocols and there has not yet been an official announcement from the league.
#MileyCyrus
She’s been spending her time in quarantine relaxing and not sweating the small stuff.
She revealed in a Variety podcast that washing her hair has not been a priority during lockdown.
She said, “In the past four months I think I’ve washed my hair twice. Once for you (the podcast) and once for Sir Elton John.”
She also opened up about her new sober lifestyle which she’s been embracing for the past six months after having vocal surgery last November.
She said being sober has really helped her focus her energy on singing and songwriting.
#NASCAR
The FBI has investigated the noose found in Bubba Wallace’s garage at Talladega and they found that he was not the target of a hate crime.
They determined that the rope had been there since at least last October and that no charges will be filed in the incident.
Their report concludes and photos confirm that the garage door pull rope was fashioned like a noose and had been positioned there since as early as last fall.
NASCAR thanked the FBI for their quick and thorough investigation and said they are thankful that this was not an intentional, racist act against Bubba.
#Driving
Survey: People are forgetting how to drive due to the coronavirus lockdown.
A fifth of motorists say they have struggled to get back to normal behind the wheel of a car.
In the past 28 days, the average driver has covered just 90 miles, with 30% driving 25 miles or fewer.
The most common mistakes made by motorists since lockdown include: Stalling the car, struggling to parallel park, forgetting to use their blinker, scraping their wheels on a curb and having to think carefully about what each pedal does.
