60game

60game is a term that can refer to several different concepts, primarily within the context of baseball and its historical seasons. Most commonly, "60game" refers to a season where a baseball team played only 60 games. This was a significant deviation from the standard 154 or 162-game schedules. The most notable instance of a 60-game season occurred in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This shortened season impacted player statistics, team performance, and the overall narrative of the year. Records and milestones that might have been achieved in a full season were either not reached or were achieved at a different pace. Comparisons between the 2020 season and previous full seasons are often qualified by acknowledging the shortened schedule.

Beyond the 2020 season, the term "60game" might also be used colloquially to refer to a hypothetical or proposed shortened season. Discussions about the potential benefits and drawbacks of shorter seasons, such as increased competitiveness or reduced player fatigue, sometimes reference a "60game" scenario. It's a shorthand for a significantly altered baseball calendar.