Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

Non-roster players who were in spring training camps until March 13, who have played at least a day in the majors, can get up to $50,000.

There are no open gyms or trainers, but MLB players and teams are improvising now in hopes there still is a baseball season.

Union chief Tony Clark made it clear that no matter the conditions, providing it’s safe, the players want to play baseball as soon as possible.

MLB, players’ union reached a tentative agreement to salvage 2020 season, but agent Scott Boras worries that amateur players will be greatly damaged.

Major League Baseball and the MLBPA reached a tentative agreement on key economic issues in hopes of salvaging the majority of the 162-game season.

This was supposed to be opening day, with all 30 teams scheduled to play Thursday. Instead, the MLB season has been postponed due to the coronavirus.

A two-week delayed Opening Day was in doubt, but MLB commissioner Rob Manfred confirmed that the season won’t be getting underway that early.

Coronavirus has forced a ban on large gatherings in King County through the end of March, which means the Seattle Mariners will be starting the MLB season elsewhere.

The Oakland Athletics have reached the wild-card game the past two seasons, but are poised to take control of the AL West in 2020.

Cubs slugger Kris Bryant sat down with USA TODAY Sports’ Bob Nightengale to talk about free agency, trade rumors, new rules and much more.