Report: 18th Miami Marlins player tests positive.MORE:
The news keeps getting worse for the Miami Marlins and baseball as a whole.Marlins have 1 more positive test. That’s 18 out of 30 players or 60 percent @hgomez21stHeyman notes that of the 30 players on the roster from last weekend, 60 per cent have returned positive results.
Also on Friday it has been reported the St. Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee Brewers are postponing the opening game of their weekend series due to positive COVID-19 tests. None of these figures have been publicly confirmed by MLB. TSN respects the health privacy rights of athletes, and our editorial policy prohibits the reporting of health information surrounding COVID-19 unless confirmed by the athlete, their representative, or organization.
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