What Summer Without Baseball Looks Like

DemDog · Post by **DemDog** » Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:11 pm

From the New York Times 6/6/202

What the Summer Looks Like Without Baseball

GreenWeenie · Post by **GreenWeenie** » Sat Jun 06, 2020 5:08 pm

When the history of mankind is written, I'm thinking that the year 2020 won't be one of the better years, disappointing to say. A summer without baseball is just salt in all the other wounds.

The good news is- 2021 isn't all that far away, and we get another chance.

maher.timothy20@gm · Post by **maher.timothy20@gm** » Sat Jun 06, 2020 8:27 pm

One thing that has surprised me is how little I miss it.

When it's back I'll be back, but for the time being I'm fine.

fjk090852-7 · Post by **fjk090852-7** » Sun Jun 07, 2020 1:37 am

414D44495E02584541435844551E1C6C4B412C0 wrote: One thing that has surprised me is how little I miss it.

When it's back I'll be back, but for the time being I'm fine.
I must admit I miss tuning into a ballgame. I like to listen to the postgame on the flagship radio network. It is a darn shame the owners and players cannot agree on an arrangement for a partial season. It sounds like a July 4th Opening Day is no longer a possibility. Both parties are very stubborn because I am sure they are aware that getting back to playing baseball even without fans would help many individuals who have struggled through this period by giving them hope that life is getting back to normal.

BenM · Post by **BenM** » Sun Jun 07, 2020 3:32 pm

74555D745F57300 wrote: From the New York Times 6/6/202

What the Summer Looks Like Without Baseball

The team profiled in that article, the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, is on the chopping block for MiLB contraction. So they are probably done for good, not just this summer.