The road from here to the World Series for Major League Baseball is a journey with no navigation system through thick nighttime fog: looking too far down the road is futile and the route likely will be circuitous.
Reacting to COVID-19 outbreaks among the Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals, MLB invented seven-inning games for doubleheaders, boosted September and postseason rosters from 26 players to 28, and shuffled 23 games involving 12 teams like a deck of cards–and that was just in the first two weeks in A Season at the Improv.