Author: Bob Nightengale, USA TODAY

MLB season is in jeopardy after outbreak of COVID-19 cases on the Miami Marlins has postponed at least two games, including the Yankees vs. Phillies.

Nelson Cruz and the Twins displayed their offensive prowess in Chicago, putting the upstart White Sox on notice that Minnesota is still team to beat.

Astros’ quest to capture an untainted title in this 60-game sprint of a season took a big hit as Justin Verlander will miss – at minimum – two weeks.

With no fans in the stands to muffle players’ voices, and safety protocols limiting escalation, trash talk is taking center stage during 2020 season.

While fans aren’t allowed inside the park, the rooftops across from Wrigley Field offer some the chance to watch a live baseball game in person.

After being denied permission to play in Toronto and Pittsburgh, the Blue Jays will play their home games in Buffalo this season.

Major League Baseball’s strange 2020 season will now have 16 teams reach the playoffs instead of 10.

This will be an MLB season like we’ve never seen, and perhaps forever remembered, particularly if it continues to defy the odds of playing 60 games.

The Dodgers have signed All-Star outfielder Mookie Betts to the richest contract in franchise history that could reach nearly $400M.