The messaging from Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred has included the idea that the players must follow the health and safety protocols more closely. Or else the season could be shut down, although the threshold appears to be MLB officials will know it when they see it.
The Cubs don’t want to hear it. They won’t say it like that, of course, while sitting in the Wrigley Field interview room during recorded Zoom conferences. What a team that didn’t have a player test positive from the entry screening that began on June 27 through the first week of the season really wants is MLB to contain the COVID-19 outbreaks that infected the Marlins and Cardinals.
“I don’t know Rob’s situation, and I don’t want to put my foot in my mouth on that one,” Cubs pitcher Jon Lester said Saturday. “But I do know we — not only the players, but families — are making sacrifices day in and day out. Like I said, I...
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