MLB and the players’ union agreed to let players leave their spring training facilities. The situation reflects questions all of the leagues face: Where should players go during the hiatus and what can they do?
When all of America’s professional leagues ceased operations this week because of the coronavirus epidemic, Major League Baseball took an optimistic stance. It announced that the regular season would be delayed, but only by a minimum of two weeks, giving hope that games could be played as early as the second week of April.
Early Friday morning, multiple people in the industry said that the best-case scenario was already being judged unrealistic. May was more likely, they said. By the afternoon, the situation changed again:...
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