MLB announces schedule with changes in the preseason

After the agreement to carry out the 2022 season of Big leaguesthe teams are already getting ready to carry out the preseason phase which takes place in the states of Arizona and Florida with the realization of the famous Cactus and Grapefruit League respectively.

Given this and the short time that the teams would have to carry out a successful preseasonthey will be limited with few games to be able to plan something extensive in their players since the game limit will be less than in past years.

With the break between the Major Leagues and the Players Union, this forced the preseason calendar to be shortened little by little with the negatives in the negotiations of both parties. And it is that the break lasted more than 90 days and this complicated the planning of an extensive preseason.

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Teams in the Cactus League will play a minimum of 17 games in a 21-day period (March 17-April 6).

For their part, in the Grapefruit League those from the West will play a minimum of 18 games in 21 days, while the clubs on the East Coast will play a minimum of 15 games.

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According to information published on the league’s official website, once the agreement between the two parties becomes official, the players will be able to report to the training camps to start Spring Training this Sunday, March 13.

Sports editor in Los Mochis, in charge of the sports agenda of the municipality of Ahome as well as national and international sports such as major leagues, NBA, NFL, Mexican soccer, Champions League and other international European soccer leagues. Graduated from the Universidad de Occidente campus Los Mochis in the career of Communication Sciences, Graduated in English from the University of Arizona campus Phoenix, Successfully completed the digital sports journalism workshop at the University of Guadalajara. Coverage in the League Mexicana del Pacífico attending the 2019 final between Charros and Yaquis, as well as the Playoffs of the Pacific Coast Basketball Circuit. He has been with the company EL DEBATE for 10 years, seven of which he has worked as a sports editor.

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