Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

Lorenzo Cain becomes the third player in the last 24 hours to opt out after the St. Louis Cardinals reported more coronavirus cases.

This 2020 baseball season is wobbling, a home built on an iffy foundation, with two walls gradually closing in.

After two Phillies staff members tested positive for coronavirus, the upcoming weekend series against the Blue Jays was postponed.

When the opponents for the Orioles (Marlins) and Yankees (Phillies) had to postpone series due to COVID-19 concerns, the two AL East rivals pivoted.

MLB suspended Marlins’ season so team could deal with coronavirus. Commissioner Rob Manfred must consider what it would take to call whole thing off.

Nationals manager Dave Martinez, who missed three games in September after a cardiac catheterization, hopes his team won’t have to go to Miami.

Two teams – the Marlins and Reds – have already seen multiple players scratched or placed on the injured list without explanation.

Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Hicks of the Yankees took a knee during the playing of the national anthem as silent protests continued across MLB.

Fauci has served as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984.

Baseball’s 2020 season officially begins this week with plenty of questions about how the 60-game campaign will work out.