KING: Live baseball is back on TV. The South Korean Baseball League began its new season today after a weeks-long delay due to the coronavirus. Andy Scholes is with us now. Andy, it's great to see baseball. I wish it were a little closer to home.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: That's right, John. We want it here in the U.S. we're ready for something now. At least for now we have something we can watch on television. This could provide a glimpse of what we could be seeing when sports do return here in the U.S.. The South Korea baseball league, called the Korean Baseball Organization. They didn't, of course, did not have fans in the stand watching. But they put up signs of fans, and they all had masks on, which was kind of an interesting sight. No cheering, but there's images of people watching. They had player introductions and the national anthems. The players on the field, they were all wearing masks as well. They were standing within six feet from each other. Then when it came to the actual game on the field, I definitely had a different field you had umpires wearing gloves and masks. Coaches wearing gloves and masks. The players not participating wearing gloves and masks. And then, you know, look at this homerun. No fans in the stands. The commentators had no idea where the ball was because there were no fans to react where it was going. It's definitely an odd feeling. They have rules for the organization right now while they're playing. John, there's no spiting, no high-fives. But as you can see some of the guys in the dugout forgetting about that high-five rule. Going to take some getting used to. We'll wait and see. Maybe this is what Major League Baseball will look like if and when it does get back on the field.
Baseball Is Back On TV In South Korea.