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Members of the Tigers, Mariners and Red Sox organizations have tested positive for COVID-19, team executives said. No names were released.

Major League Baseball has submitted a plan to the Canadian government to play in Toronto this year and health authorities are examining it. Health authorities in Ontario will also need to support the plan, a spokeswoman said.

Tigers general manager Al Avila says one player and one staff member have tested positive for the coronavirus, and Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto said a few of his players have tested positive.

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Detroit Tigers general manager Al Avila says one player and one staff member have tested positive for COVID-19.

Baseball is about to embark on its shortest season ever, so we look at just how weird 2020's stats could be.

Four-time All-Star outfielder Charlie Blackmon is one of three Rockies players to have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to multiple reports.

Baseball is about to embark on its shortest season ever, so we look at just how weird 2020's stats could be.

There's going to be baseball after all. Which makes this a day for joy, regret and uncertainty.

The New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers are the consensus favorites to win the World Series at 7-2 odds by Caesars Sportsbook.

The numbers, beyond just the legendary 56-game hitting streak, are staggering. Joe DiMaggio hit for power and average and, it seemed, never, ever struck out.

After so much wasted time, there's going to be baseball after all. Which makes this a day for joy, regret and uncertainty.

Two Rockies players were asymptomatic and one showed symptoms, according to The Denver Post, which reported that the positive tests came last week.

Two Rockies players were asymptomatic and one showed symptoms, according to the Denver Post, which reported that the positive tests came last week.

The Major League Baseball Players Association agreed Tuesday to report to camps by July 1 for a 60-game season and agreed with owners on health and safety protocols for the season's restart.

After so much wasted time, there's going to be baseball after all. Which makes this a day for joy, regret and uncertainty.

The MLBPA agreed Tuesday to report to camps by July 1 for a 60-game season but is still discussing health and safety protocols.

The Phillies added four more positive tests for coronavirus -- two players and two staff members -- bringing the team's total to 12 since Friday.

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An Ontario health official said MLB has not submitted a plan local health officials need to allow the Blue Jays to play in Toronto.