MLB season delayed

Listening to Lon Simmons doing Giants games on KSFO from Wrigley Field at 11 a.m. while wearing an earpiece tucked under my shirt to a hidden transistor radio is one of my favorite memories of high school. Which also tells you a lot about my high school experience when that's more memorable than any lesson.

 

All-Star Game cancelled, returning to Dodger Stadium in 2022.

 

https://www.theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles/i-am-so-lucky-trey-mancini-orioles-cancer

I know Trey Mancini isn't a star, but his story still got lost in the pandemic. The Orioles' first baseman was diagnosed with Stage III colon cancer and had surgery in March. He started chemotherapy in April. Obviously, he isn't playing this season, but so far he thinks he is going to be back for 2021.

 

This seems shockingly low.

 

I'm very skeptical of that.

 

It's good news for now.

 

I'm skeptical, but seems like the MLBPA would not have co-signed if there was something amiss.

It's a good sign. The trick is keeping that number low when games/travel start.

 

As I said, this is the guy I think who will determine whether the season resembles anything "major."

Angels star Trout voices hesitation about playing

 

Cleveland Indians to consider changing team name

 

If I owned the team they would have become the Cleveland Spiders years ago.

 

They were the Blues, Bronchos and Naps -- none of which make any more sense than Indians.