Additional measures at and away from the rink being implemented by National Hockey League @NHL / NHL.com
NEW YORK/TORONTO The National Hockey League Players Association (NHLPA) and the National Hockey League (NHL) announced today the addition of several new safety measures to their Protocols to reduce the incidence of COVID-19 cases and to increase the ability to detect cases of COVID-19. These strategies have been tested and validated in medical settings and all measures have been endorsed by the NHL s and NHLPA s medical advisors. These enhanced measures will be in effect at least until Feb. 28; and the NHL, NHLPA and their respective medical groups will be regularly monitoring the implementation and effectiveness of these measures, in addition to continuing to consider further enhancements to the Protocols.
Tigers first full workout is Feb. 22: Details on spring training, safety protocols
Updated Feb 10, 2021;
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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.