It seems as though on a daily basis, my gut instinct flip flops on whether we’re going to see MLB games in 2020. With almost every new report, wither health-related or baseball-related, my opinion seems to change. The latest news from the player’s union has me back on the ‘yes’ side of things.
The Player’s Union chief Tony Clark spoke with USA Today about the COVID-19 outbreak and what that meant for the future of MLB. Clark was encouraged in his opinion that baseball will indeed be played in 2020.
I’m a glass-half-full guy anyways, but as I sit here on April 15, Jackie Robinson Day, I continue to remain optimistic that the possibility of playing still exists.