Major League Baseball announced on Thursday the decision to delay Opening Day by two weeks. The league also announced it would cancel the remainder of spring training for both the Cactus and Grapefruit Leagues.
The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal reported that two-week pushback more than likely will extend. But for now, the Giants are planning on an April 9 Opening Day date.
The team's CEO Larry Baer detailed what this means for the team's schedule on Friday during a spot on KNBR. He said the schedule would resume as it's currently laid out.
"What would have to be determined with the schedule is would it be 162 games," Baer said.
This would be a league call, of course, Baer said.
"Would you play the first couple weeks that were missed because you have two weeks missed if you start April 9?" Baer said. "Then would you play those games on the backend? Or would the season be a shortened season, which has happened in baseball before, which would be a major league baseball decision that would be made at the time."
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Everything is TBD, Baer added which is how most of these decisions have been since the outbreak.
The Giants are scheduled to host the Diamondbacks on April 9 at the tail end of a four-game series. They would then head to San Diego for a three-game stint against the Padres.