Padres/Nationals suspended game, and a question on 2021 rule on Doubleheaders games

[Brother Buzz]

They suspended the game in the bottom of the sixth inning last night, because of some sort of shooting outside the park, and will resume the game today. My question is, with the new doubleheaders rule, are they going to play one stinking inning and call it a day?

Doubleheaders that are played in 2021 will have both games be seven innings, rather than nine innings.

[underpants]

1. It sure. Games usually are official after a complete 5th inning

In terms of rain outs.

[Brother Buzz]

3. I guess my question is: Is it an official Doubleheader if one game had already started?

Jeeze Louise, imagine going to a doubleheader, and they only play eight innings

[Auggie]

2. Both games will be nine innings

https://www.mlb.com/news/incident-outside-nationals-park-halts-game

(scroll to the last paragraph)

[Brother Buzz]

4. Ah, good!

I guess, officially, it is not an official doublheader.

[NightWatcher]

5. They're going back to full length games for next season's double headers

The 7 inning rule was for 2020 and 21 because the commissioner thought there'd be a ton of doubleheaders due to covid shutdowns. Manfred said during the break that 7inning games would most likely go away next season. (We'll prob get the designated hitter for the NL too)

I don't know about this game, but the Marlins are finishing a game that was suspended in the 10th last night before they start their regular game with the Phil's today.