#Cardinals go to Wrigley twice.#Cubs come to STL once.#Cardinals go to Milwaukee twice.#Brewers come to STL once.
As mentioned before @stltoday, Cubs, Cleveland, and Royals will all play three games this year at Busch.
Interesting twist to schedule.#MLB #stlcards

— Derrick S. Goold (@dgoold) July 6, 2020

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If there is baseball. :-)
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What are the chances of that Field of Dreams game actually having fans in attendance? 1%?
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"Is This Heaven? No, It's Iowa."

The @MLB Field of Dreams game between the @Cardinals and @whitesox is set for August 13 on FOX! pic.twitter.com/p1P4Wv78Qv

— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) July 6, 2020

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The following players have been invited to participate in our Alternate Training Camp that will be held in Springfield, MO. pic.twitter.com/qcCQpceydQ

— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) July 8, 2020

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Right now I should be watching the Cardinals in person. I had tickets for all 3 games. Tonight I was going to be with a STL group that rented out the field seat section where the Pitchers warm up. Literally 3 feet from watching them warm up to go into the game. Had good seats for the other two games. Besides Spring Training, I’ve not seen the team in 6 years. Fuck covid. :-)
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Ugh that sucks BRC. I was supposed to be in London for the Cards/Cubs series and the Home Opener.
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I had to cancel a Europe trip too :-)
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Shildt says Cabrera, Montero and Sánchez have each recently had another positive COVID-19 test. They remain asymptomatic.

— Jeff Jones (@jmjones) July 12, 2020

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Apparently whoever they are talking to isn't aware that even after you have recovered the test can pick up dead virus RNA for up to a month or longer. This is according to the Kansas Dept of Health which is why they don't continue to test people after a positive trying to get a negative.

They need to just do an antibody test and move on.
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. @Cardinals closer Jordan Hicks “has opted out of the 2020 season, citing pre-existing health concerns,” the team says. Hicks underwent Tommy John surgery a little more than one year ago. @MLBNetwork @MLB

— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) July 13, 2020

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he has asthma really bad, right?

Edit:
Confirmed..... several social media posts about asthma going back years.
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Type 1 diabetic as well.

Not the slightest bit surprising.
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Yeah, that’s some serious complications if he gets the Covid. It really takes 1.5 years to get back to full strength anyway. It’s best for him to sit out these 60 games, if they are even played. Hopefully he and baseball return to normal in April 2020.
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