KING: Postponed by rain, well, that's a normal scheduling wrinkle of the baseball season. Postponed by COVID, well, you know that's part of our new normal. Just ten days into the already shortened major league baseball season, nearly 30 players and staff have tested positive for the coronavirus, 19 games have been postponed including tonight's matchup between the Cardinals and the Tigers that's because at least two Cardinals players have tested positive for coronavirus and even larger outbreak among Miami Marlins players caused the first big scheduling disruption. Now the Commissioner says baseball will work through this and salvage the season. And our next guest says keeping players on the field is important at this time of national stress. Doug Glanville played for nearly a decade in the majors is now an ESPN Analyst.
MLB Season In Doubt After Outbreaks On Marlins, Cardinals.