After weeks of nauseating public posturing and bad faith negotiations between MLB and the MLBPA, the COVID-19 virus has reared its ugly head again, and may end baseball in 2020 once and for all.
The Brewers have committed to continue to pay minor leaguers’ stipends through the end of June.
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“I just want to throw up zeros every time I go out there, and dominate. I plan on seeing myself in the bullpen in Chicago, helping us win games for years to come.”
“I just want to throw up zeros every time I go out there, and dominate. I plan on seeing myself in the bullpen in Chicago, helping us win games for years to come.”
While the league continues to perform due diligence with regard to Opening Day, it must do so under one fundamental principle: the health and safety of society shall be protected at all costs.
When baseball makes its return, it will unify our country, a country looking for some semblance of normalcy during one of the most trying periods of our lives.
James Fox joins the show to discuss an array of topics regarding the impact that COVID-19 has had on the 2020 MLB season.
Despite Major League Baseball’s “Interim Stipend,” they’re not doing right by the future of their game, especially in a grave time of need.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all of us considerably. In the world of sports minor league players are especially vulnerable, yet the public continues to rally to ease their burden.
