MLB Reaches out to Fans on What Would Have Been Opening Day The season was originally slated to <br />begin on Thursday, March 26. In a letter, Commissioner Rob Manfred <br />wrote that baseball will return. He added that people must follow directions from <br />health and government officials to navigate <br />the coronavirus pandemic. Rob Manfred, via letter Manfred also wrote that free games will be available <br />on mlb.tv, mlb.com and MLB’s YouTube accounts. Another feature, Opening Day at Home, will showcase a game for <br />each MLB team. The league also shared <br />an inspirational video <br />for fans on social media. Angels center fielder <br />Mike Trout, via video On their own accounts, <br />individual teams <br />posted highlights <br />from previous seasons <br />and sponsored <br />giveaways. Above all, they wished their fans well <br />during the coronavirus outbreak. Yankees, <br />via Twitter
