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Tigers first full workout is Feb 22: Details on spring training, safety protocols

Tigers first full workout is Feb. 22: Details on spring training, safety protocols Updated Feb 10, 2021; Facebook Share Baseball, at least initially, will look very much like it did last year. Players, staffers and media will be separated into different tiers. Mixing will be strictly regulated. Testing and masking requirements will be rigorous. Some of the strange rule changes from 2020 will be brought back for another year. But the season will start on time. Detroit Tigers’ pitchers and catchers will hold their first official workout on Feb. 17. The rest of the club will join them five days later for the first full squad workout on Feb. 22.

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NHL making change to offside rule, releases COVID-19 protocols for 2020-21 season

NHL making change to offside rule, releases COVID-19 protocols for 2020-21 season
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NHL making change to offside rule, releases COVID-19 protocols for 2020-21 season | iNFOnews

December 22, 2020 - 6:39 PM TORONTO - The NHL has made an adjustment to the offside rule that has been a hot topic for years, and it will come into effect for the upcoming season. The change to rule 83.1 was announced on Tuesday by the NHL and its Players Association as part of a return-to-play package that also included COVID-19 protocols, travel rules and a critical dates calendar. Starting in the regular season set to open Jan. 13, a player s skate will no longer have to be in contact with the blue line in order to be onside. Under the old version of the rule, if a player s skate was raised off the ice but still within the boundaries of the opposition s blue-line, he would be offside. Now, however, as long as a player s skate has yet to break the plane prior to the puck crossing the leading edge of the blue-line, he is deemed to be onside for the purpose of the offside rule.

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