4 Miami Marlins Reportedly Test Positive For COVID-19
COVID-19 appears to have it's first in-season outbreak on a big league club. The Marlins reportedly have four players testing positive, and all are major contributors on the team.
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COVID-19 appears to have it's first in-season outbreak on a big league club. The Marlins reportedly have four players testing positive, and all are major contributors on the team.
The Miami Marlins played their long awaited season opener Friday night in Philadelphia and it was a smashing success to start the 60 game season.
Major League Baseball released its 60 game season on Monday night.
The Miami Marlins confirmed Saturday that four of their players have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Slowly but surely sports are making a comeback. But they will all look different because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Max Meyer, a right-hander from the University of Minnesota and the number three overall draft pick, has agreed to terms with the Marlins and is expected to be added to the 60-man player pool this week.
The Miami Marlins are doing their part to make sure their community has what it needs to get through the coronavirus pandemic.
While Major League Baseball owners and players continue to argue about how to play the 2020 season, some big leaguers, with the help of a local gym, are putting on weekly games of their own.
The Miami Marlins have selected right-handed pitcher Max Meyer with the third overall pick in the 2020 MLB Draft.
Players on the Miami Marlins' 40-man will reportedly be allowed access to the team's spring training complex starting Tuesday.
Major League Baseball will look somewhat like high school ball this year under protocols to deal with the new coronavirus, with showers at ballparks discouraged and players possibly arriving in uniform, like they did when they were teenagers.
A temporary furlough iss coming to the Miami Marlins. A person familiar with the decision says the Miami Marlins will temporarily furlough 90 to 100 baseball operations employees beginning June 1 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Miami Marlins CEO Derek Jeter will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. but not this summer.
The Miami Marlins and Sedano's Supermarkets teamed up Thursday morning to surprise some seniors at four South Florida stores.
Major League Baseball is delaying the start of its season by at least two weeks because of the coronavirus outbreak and suspended the rest of its spring training game schedule.
