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The coronavirus has forced baseball’s 17th postponement in 10 days, prompting at least two more players to opt out and casting doubt the league can complete the 2020 season

A person familiar with the situation tells The Associated Press that the Miami Marlins have received no new positive results in their latest round of coronavirus testing.

Laurence Leavy, a.k.a. “Marlins Man,” is well-known to baseball fans as a constant presence at games. He joined LX News with some choice words about the state of the MLB after the Miami Marlins was hit by an outbreak of Covid-19 among its players and coaches.

More than a dozen Miami Marlins players and staff members tested positive for COVID-19 in an outbreak that stranded the team in Philadelphia, disrupting Major League Baseball’s schedule on the fifth day of the pandemic-delayed season

NBC Miami sports reporter Ruthie Polinsky dishes on the Miami Marlins COVID-19 outbreak and how it could derail the 2020 MLB season.

The Marlins scrambled for roster replacements as they coped with a coronavirus outbreak. The New York Yankees had an unscheduled day off in Philadelphia while the home team underwent COVID-19 tests. The Baltimore Orioles were flying home from Miami without playing a game. And Washington Nationals manager Dave Martinez summed up the situation in a season barely underway. “I’m...

The Miami Marlins have canceled their home opener against the Baltimore Orioles after at least 14 players have tested positive for COVID-19, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan.

The Miami Marlins scratched right-hander Jose Urena from his scheduled start in Philadelphia and have delayed their postgame trip home amid concerns about a possible coronavirus outbreak within the team

The Chicago Cubs have banned a fan from Wrigley Field for life after he made what the team deemed an “offensive” gesture on a live television broadcast of Tuesday night’s game.

The Chicago Cubs have banned a fan from Wrigley Field for life after he made a “racist gesture,” on a live television broadcast of Tuesday night’s game. Ash-har Quraishi reports.

Bench-clearing brawls are usually intense affairs in baseball, but during Tuesday’s game between the Chicago Cubs and Miami Marlins, anger quickly turned into laughter for a pair of former teammates.

The Chicago Cubs may not be the defending World Series champion this season, but they’ve still been given a very big responsibility by Major League Baseball.

According to a new report, one of the Chicago Cubs’ biggest rivals could be in hot pursuit of one of the biggest stars in the game of baseball.

Chicago Cubs fans may remember the Milwaukee Brewers being perturbed by a rescheduled game earlier this month, but now it’s fans on the North Side who could be left crying foul.

Superstars Michael Jordan and Derek Jeter are teaming up in an attempt to buy the Miami Marlins. Jordan, who owns the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets, is joining the group led by Jeter.

The Chicago Cubs wasted a fine pitching performance by Mike Montgomery, stranding 11 runners and allowing three unearned runs to lose Sunday to the Miami Marlins, 4-2.

The mother of Jose Fernandez shared her memories of her lost son in an exclusive interview obtained by NBC 6’s sister station, Telemundo 51.

A group led by New York Yankees great Derek Jeter and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has a deal in place to buy the Miami Marlins for $1.3 billion, according to published reports.

The Washington Nationals are gunning for a second straight National League East title this season, but can they fend off the New York Mets in a top-heavy division race?

Fernandez was the 2013 NL Rookie of the Year, had Tommy John surgery the following year, returned in July 2015 and was 16-8 with a 2.86 ERA this season, earning his second All-Star selection.