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ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney has been pretty lukewarm at best on the return of baseball. With less than a week to go before the 60 game season begins, Buster seems almost giddy that the league will actually at least start. He's still not a believer in the World Series being played but progress is being made. One thing Buster is positive about, or should I say one person he's positive about is Gerrit Cole.

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ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney has been heckled a bit on the show due to his "Dr. Doom" attitude towards the return of Major League Baseball. That's not to say that Buster's negative outlook as to the start and even more negative outlook the chances they complete the 60 game season plus playoffs is wrong. It's just to say that the always realistic Buster has been the voice of a potential reality many of us don't want to hear. With big-name players like Atlanta Braves Outfielder Nick Markakis decided to opt-out of this season due to the risks of COVID-19 is Buster somehow even LESS confident about this season now?

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As we prepare for a 60 game regular season it's kinda tough to decide what numbers we're going to see from our favorite stars. Here's a list of prop bets with what BetOnline.AG thinks we can expect form the players on The New York Yankees and New York Mets.

As we all wait with bated breath to see if the 2020 60 game MLB season will actually take place we now know who the Yankees will play on what days. Here's a quick look at the Yankees travels, big matchups, and possible issues that could pop up.

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This week marks the MLB return to teams home parks. What was originally going to be called "Spring Training 2.0" took so long to get started it's now "Summer Camp." I've had a lot of fun at ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney's expense because of his realistic and somewhat negative view at baseball's return. Buster is back thanks to Roland J Down Service Experts. Is he even a little more optimistic now that Summer Camp is in session?

The MLB season is set to begin in July with players reporting to their home stadiums on or before July 1st. ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney joins Levack and Goz (Charlie Voelker in for Goz) to layout the remaining hurdles that the MLB and the MLBPA need to traverse to get the 2020 season off the ground.

We have baseball!!! The MLB and the MLBPA have kinda sorta come to an agreement. There will be a 60 game regular season with a normal playoff format. The length of the season isn't the only difference you can expect to see this season. There are a few changes that could make life pretty difficult for the New York Yankees and Mets.

The ongoing negotiations between the MLB and the MLBPA have been anything but promising. One moment the MLBPA turns down the MLB and the next it's the other way around. I've had fun calling ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney a "Negative Nancy" because is faith in the two sides coming together in "good faith" has not been very strong. So here we are waiting to see if there will finally be a deal between the two sides and Buster is here to tell us what he thinks now.

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