MLB: Miami Marlins games now postponed through Sunday due to team’s COVID-19 outbreak
Updated: 3:32 PM EDT Jul 28, 2020
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Honestly, I was expecting it. I’m a huge Phillies fan. Was very excited. They were back, but I didn’t think that they were going to make it through the season. I honestly didn’t think it would be this quick, but I’m not surprised. I mean, Cove, it has just taken over lately, so I’m not surprised at all, So really, I don’t think they should have came back. I was excited that they’re back, but I don’t think they should off. Well, I was disappointed that they even came up here. I didn’t think they should make a trip up here knowing that they were exposed to Kobe. And they’re actually in the hot spot in Florida. So I mean, the Phillies already canceled game for tonight, so I think they’re in jeopardy now. Do you think they should do what? Because I think they should wait till they get a vaccine
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MLB: Miami Marlins games now postponed through Sunday due to team’s COVID-19 outbreak
Updated: 3:32 PM EDT Jul 28, 2020
Major League Baseball officials announced Tuesday that all Miami Marlins games will be postponed through Sunday due to numerous positive COVID-19 tests among players.”Given the current circumstances, MLB believes that it is most prudent to allow the Marlins time to focus on providing care for their players and planning their Baseball Operations for a resumption early next week,” the MLB said in a statement.The Marlins were scheduled to play the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and the Washington Nationals Friday through Sunday.There have been at least 15 Miami Marlins players who have tested positive for the virus as of Tuesday, the Associated Press reported.”The Marlins’ personnel who tested positive remain in isolation and are receiving care,” the MLB said.
Major League Baseball officials announced Tuesday that all Miami Marlins games will be postponed through Sunday due to numerous positive COVID-19 tests among players.
“Given the current circumstances, MLB believes that it is most prudent to allow the Marlins time to focus on providing care for their players and planning their Baseball Operations for a resumption early next week,” the MLB said in a statement.
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The Marlins were scheduled to play the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and the Washington Nationals Friday through Sunday.
There have been at least 15 Miami Marlins players who have tested positive for the virus as of Tuesday, the Associated Press reported.
“The Marlins’ personnel who tested positive remain in isolation and are receiving care,” the MLB said.
