CAMEROTA: The Miami Marlins delaying their trip back to south Florida amid reports of a coronavirus outbreak on the team. Andy Scholes has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report." Hi, Andy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Yes, good morning, Alisyn. You know, we're only a weekend into the baseball season and we already have teams struggling with the virus. And, remember, baseball is the first league that's trying to travel city to city and stay in hotels in order to play their games. And according to ESPN, four players for the Marlins have tested positive for the virus. The team was in Atlanta for an exhibition before playing in Philadelphia over the weekend. And because of those positive tests, the team is delaying its trip back to south Florida until later today. The team is still scheduled to play tonight against the Baltimore Orioles. Manager Don Mattingly says that the team needs to be flexible and patient while dealing with the virus. All right, President Trump, meanwhile, says he won't be throwing out the first pitch at Yankee Stadium on August 15th after all. The president tweeted that he's focusing on coronavirus meetings and the economy and can't be there that day, but he added he's going to try to make it later this season. Every commander in chief dating back to President Taft in 1910 has thrown out a first pitch while in office, except for President Trump. All right, and, finally, you know, everything looks much different this season in baseball. Even the ejections. Pirates pitcher Derek Holland was thrown out yesterday from heckling from the stands. That led to manager Derek Shelton coming out of the dugout to have a few words with the umpire. But, look, see the umpire has to put on a mask, Shelton's got a mask, they have to stay socially distanced. END
Marlins Delay Trip over Coronavirus.