MLB shuts down Spring Training facilities

MLB shuts down Spring Training facilities


Tony Crumpton Tony Crumpton  ·  Senior Editor ·  

This is not great news to start back baseball in 2020.

Major League Baseball has decided to shut down all spring training facilities in Arizona and Florida after five Philadelphia Phillies players, and three staffers tested positive for COVID-19.

Reportedly, a player on the Astros and Blue Jays' 40-man roster have also tested positive for the virus. Regarding the Cubs, no player has been reported to have contacted the COVID-19.

All facilities will be disinfected and cleaned thoroughly before being reopened for players and staffers.

Hopefully, after a good cleaning, the teams can get back to preparing for the possible season.

Comment on this story
Print   
Send Feedback to Tony Crumpton: Email | Comment
Cubs Offseason Pivot: How Imanaga's QO Acceptance and Star Outfielders Reshape the 2026 Roster
Cubs Offseason Pivot: How Imanaga's QO Acceptance and Star Outfielders Reshape the 2026 Roster
Cubs bet on upside with signing of Collin Snider
Cubs bet on upside with signing of Collin Snider
Roster Move: Bears sign ex-Packers linebacker
Roster Move: Bears sign ex-Packers linebacker
Post your comments!