It’s a strange time all around Major League Baseball as players struggle to find ways to stay game-ready. But the MLB is reported to be working on a plan to get games going, and some have said May is the anticipated month to get players in camp.
But according to some California health officials, games being played any time soon are not likely. One health expert said that games bring played in California with fans is not likely to happen until November at the earliest. With that in mind, baseball fans should be hoping for the Arizona option at this point.
Dodgers: Bad News For Fans Hoping to See Games Live in California
Former Rangers star Josh Hamilton was indicted on felony charges this week. The one-time Most Valuable Player was arrested back in October after assaulting one of his teenage daughters in a domestic dispute. If convicted he could face anywhere from two to ten years in prison. The charge is just the latest slide in the downfall of a once very talented player.
Former Texas Rangers star Josh Hamilton has been indicted on a felony charge of injury to a child after his teenage daughter accused him of beating her. https://t.co/slhBDoVP9s
— AP Sports (@AP_Sports) April 9, 2020
Former Diamondbacks’ and Rockies’ slugger Mark Reynolds announced this week that he is calling it a career. He played a 13-year career slugging 298 homeruns split between eight different teams. Reynolds said, “I’ve retired. … I’m really enjoying time with my family, and it’s time for me to move on and find something else to do.”
Mark Reynolds Announces Retirement https://t.co/lyokxufbJX pic.twitter.com/PEqjVjRpAH
— MLB Trade Rumors (@mlbtraderumors) April 9, 2020
Reds’ catcher Tucker Barnhart took the time to give back to the community his week. Barnhart is buying meals from local businesses in and around Cincinnati to donate to health care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 battle. He’s calling the support initiative ‘Tell Em Tucker Sent Ya’.
Reds catcher Tucker Barnhart, a proud foodie, is helping out health care workers and the restaurant industry in his two hometowns. Subtle gestures can go a long way in these times. Support your local businesses, friends, wherever you are! #TakeoutThursday https://t.co/PH7l83tFqg
— Alyson Footer (@alysonfooter) April 10, 2020
Dodgers Stadium may not be used at all this year, but that won’t stop the renovations from being done on time. Check out the drone footage of the newly renovated outfield plazas and more!
Dodgers: A Quick Glimpse at the Latest with the Dodger Stadium Renovation
More News From the NBA
- MLB.com predicts the next number that every MLB team will retire
- We examine whether or not Pedro Martinez was robbed of the 1999 MVP vote.
- Mark Hamilton was a former player in the MLB,but is now doing everything he can to help combat COVID-19 on the front lines as a doctor.
All of that news and more, this week in the MLB! Check back weekly with GMS Sports for the most up-to-date information on your favorite sports.
