The head of the Japanese professional baseball league Saito Linton revealed on the 11th that the new season, which was postponed due to the new Crown pneumonia epidemic, is scheduled to start in late June.
Xinhua News Agency, Tokyo, May 11 (Reporter Prince Jiang) the head of the Japanese professional baseball league, Qi Teng, revealed on the 11th that the new season, which was postponed because of the new Crown pneumonia epidemic, was scheduled to start in late June.
Saito Linton revealed that the 12 teams of the Japanese baseball team held an online meeting on the same day, and everyone proposed the goal of starting from the middle of June to the end of June, he also said that he would still be prepared to prevent virus infection.
He also said that the All-Star game scheduled to be held in July would be canceled, which was the first time that the All-Star game could not be held since 1951.
On that day, the Japanese professional football league and the Japanese professional Football League (jleague for short) discussed the problem of epidemic prevention and control online. All the teams of the professional baseball team believe that although they have set a plan to start the game in late June, after considering the experts’ opinions, they finally decided to temporarily determine the specific start date.
Qi tengton said: “We will always pay attention to the development of the epidemic, and we will carefully evaluate the epidemic situation and make careful preparations. If all the conditions have been met, 12 teams agree to start the new season between mid-June and the end of June.”
This year’s new season of Japanese professional baseball was originally planned to open on March 20, because the outbreak was forced to be postponed, and many professional players were also found to be infected with the new Crown virus one after another.