Officialsportsbetting.com MLB Betting MLB, players agree to expand playoffs to 16 teams

MLB, players agree to expand playoffs to 16 teams

Major League Baseball and the players’ union agreed Thursday to expand the playoffs from 10 teams to 16 for the pandemic-delayed season, a decision that makes it likely teams with losing records will reach the postseason. The agreement was reached hours before the season opener between the New York Yankees and World Series champion Washington Nationals. The deal applied only for 2020 and included a surprise benefiting the Yankees the most: Collection of baseball’s luxury tax will be suspended this year, a person familiar with the details told Sports Betting News, speaking on condition of anonymity because no announcement was made.

Click here to read the full article

Tired of betting on your favorite sports? Check out some casino game at Intertops! Here's a list of Intertops casino bonus codes that will get you started with some nice bonuses.

Shandong Blue Whale vs Guangdong Leopard
Type: Total - Status: OPEN
Under-105
Over-125
Cleveland Guardians vs Milwaukee Brewers
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
Cleveland Guardians - 1H-125
Milwaukee Brewers - 1H-105
Detroit Tigers vs Boston Red Sox
Type: Runline - Status: SUSPENDED
Boston Red Sox - 1I
Detroit Tigers - 1I
New York Mets vs Pittsburgh Pirates
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
New York Mets+165
Pittsburgh Pirates-195
Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
Atlanta Braves+120
Washington Nationals-140
Chicago Cubs vs Miami Marlins
Type: Total - Status: SUSPENDED
Over
Under
Texas Rangers vs Colorado Rockies
Type: Total - Status: OPEN
Over - 1H-105
Under - 1H-125
San Diego Padres vs Los Angeles Angels
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
San Diego Padres - 1H+105
Los Angeles Angels - 1H-135
San Francisco Giants vs Arizona Diamondbacks
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
Arizona Diamondbacks-225
San Francisco Giants+185

Related Post

No decision yet on Torre’s futureNo decision yet on Torre’s future

New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman, left, talks with principal owner George Steinbrenner, before the Yankees spring baseball game against the Boston Red Sox at Legends Field in Tampa, Fla., in this March 22, 2006 file photo.

Yankees’ officials resumed meetings Wednesday at Legends Field, with no decision yet on Joe Torre’s future as manager. “I can’t speculate,” Yankees president Randy Levine said as he entered the team’s spring training home. “When we have something to tell you, we will let you know.” Owner George Steinbrenner told The Record of Hackensack, N.J., on Oct.