So for Spring Training 2.0, teams are not playing actual exhibition games vs other clubs but instead just physically getting back up to speed? Looks like I finally located an online article that explains that it will be handled in 3 phases, with exhibition game vs other clubs only happening in the third and final phase. https://www.masslive.com/redsox/2020/06/mlbs-spring-training-20-will-be-three-phased-plan-that-ends-with-exhibition-games-up-to-60-players-can-be-invited-to-camp.html The article still explains very few details about exhibition games in phase 3. Looks like MLB is pretty much "winging it" at this point. I would guess that each member of a teams starting rotation may only get to start one (or two) actual Spring Training exhibition games vs other clubs live batters to build up their pitch counts. Oh boy.