Re: MLB
Posted: Tue July 28, 2020 3:24 pm
can jeter still hit?The Argonaut wrote:Four more Marlins test positive. So that's probably 15 players now, or half the current roster
can jeter still hit?The Argonaut wrote:Four more Marlins test positive. So that's probably 15 players now, or half the current roster
*mattinglylennytheweedwhacker wrote:can jeter still hit?The Argonaut wrote:Four more Marlins test positive. So that's probably 15 players now, or half the current roster
Currently it would/will be handled as a no contest or forfeit as I understand it.Biff Pocoroba wrote:Miami is now postponing their season; how is that going to work?

Nevermind, I believe they plan to postpone those and I guess play doubleheader’s.Electromatic wrote:Currently it would/will be handled as a no contest or forfeit as I understand it.Biff Pocoroba wrote:Miami is now postponing their season; how is that going to work?
What we’ve learned so far is that it’s bubble or nothing.
I mean the NFL is sweating too, right?Chris_H_2 wrote:please just pull the plug
Two positive tests on the Phils staff. No players yet...Biff Pocoroba wrote:Phillies' weekend games with Toronto/Buffalo now postponed too.
Biff Pocoroba wrote:Sounds like make up doubleheaders will only be seven inning games instead of the usual nine.
I played in a softball weekend tournament years ago that after 2 days of rain outs, got turned into a unlimited arc (pitcher can throw the ball as high as they want, if it hits the plate its a strike) 1 strike (swinging / looking / foul) 3 balls 1 day tourney. THAT WAS FREAKING BRUTAL. Games got over fast thoughdoug rr wrote:does everyone start with a full count?