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The recent outbreak of the coronavirus among Miami Marlins players has prompted concern about the ability of MLB to finish an already abbreviated 2020 season, but MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said he remains “optimistic the protocols are strong enough.”
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The July 27 scheduled game between the Miami Marlins and the Baltimore Orioles at Marlins Park has been postponed while Major League Baseball conducts additional COVID-19 testing.
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Bo Smolka looks at five key questions for the Ravens as training camp gets underway, from what happens if players test positive for COVID-19 to what the offensive line looks like and more.
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Glenn Clark says the problem with a possible spring college football season comes down to one key fact: Unless the NFL is forced to move its calendar back significantly, draft-eligible players can’t participate in a spring season.
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The Colonial Athletic Association has suspended conference competition in football for the fall of 2020 due to continuing concerns associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. Towson also suspended the seasons of its other fall sports.
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America East has postponed all fall sports for the first semester. “We are heartbroken for our student-athletes and coaches … who now face a fall without intercollegiate competition,” UMBC athletic director Brian Barrio said. “The emotional and mental impact of that loss is considerable.”
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Even though fans won’t be in the stands when the Orioles’ season begins July 24, T.J. Brightman and Jennifer Grondahl are focused on maintaining the team’s connection with its fans.
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The IAAM and MIAA announced July 17 that they will be delaying the start of the fall preseason until on or after Sept. 1, 2020.
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Chesapeake Bayhawks star Isaiah Davis-Allen changed his training routine about two months ago to prepare for what was likely to be a short, intense MLL season, and he is excited for the opportunity to play again.
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Back in March, Alija Pittenger thought the pandemic would “be a couple of months and it would be over.” Now, the Loyola volleyball coach has to hope her team will be able to take the court in the spring after the Patriot League canceled fall sports.
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