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Look on the bright side, Judge and the rest of our walking wounded will get more time to recover and not lose any on-field playing time in the process.
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Report: MLB teams allowing players to go home
Multiple MLB teams have started allowing players to go home from spring training, sources tell Jeff Passan of ESPN.
It's unclear when they'll return, though MLB will need a ramp-up period before it starts games, Passan added.
With players being sent home, it appears like a possible April 9 start date for the regular season is unlikely, reports Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports.
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Starting the season on 9 April now seems highly unlikely. Much will depend on when/if the virus peaks and begins to subside. It does appear to have peaked in China, but the draconian quarantine imposed in that country probably cannot be implemented here. assuming at least 2 weeks for a mini ST, May 1st might be an optimistic goal.
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Fine with me. I don't need baseball, and it's not going anywhere.
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Ten bucks says Stanton and Judge still won't be ready to go.
"They don't boo nobodies." -- Reggie Jackson
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Ten bucks says Stanton and Judge still won't be ready to go.
Anoither ten says there won't be a 2020 MLB season.
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Ten bucks says Stanton and Judge still won't be ready to go.
Anoither ten says there won't be a 2020 MLB season.
Uh huh.
China has already lowered the bell on the epidemic. It'll be four weeks for the bell curve to be lowered here. www.myyesnetwork.com/go/thread/view/8229... There will be a season. (face palm)
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