2020 ScheduleAll times ET

2020 Schedule
Will MLB shut down operations amid coronavirus outbreak? (1:10)
1d
Yankees minor leaguer diagnosed with coronavirus (1:12)
2d
Tanaka explains approach to preparation amid uncertainty (1:11)
2d
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2dJeff Passan

Yanks minor leaguer tests positive for coronavirus

A New York Yankees minor league player has tested positive for coronavirus, becoming the first known baseball player affected by the outbreak, the team confirmed.

Teixeira details why players are frustrated with MLB (1:43)
3d
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4d

MLB allowing players to exit camps; Yanks staying

A day after canceling the rest of spring training, Major League Baseball is allowing players to leave camp. Yankees players, however, have decided as a group to remain in Tampa, Florida.

Rachel Balkovec is making history as a Yankees hitting coach (4:30)
6d
6d

BBTN: King Felix in Atlanta, Gerrit Cole looks like Gerrit Cole and how Barry Bonds blew it

The Braves are taking a flyer on Felix Hernandez, while Gerrit Cole is looking like Gerrit Cole. Buster talks to David Schoenfield about all of that (3:29), plus, the Rays' experimenting with a four-man outfield, Blake Snell returning, the impact of coronavirus on baseball coverage and Barry Bonds' comments on MLB giving him a "death sentence." Later, Todd Radom hops on to discuss Nationals Park for to deliver the weekly quiz (25:26).

8d

BBTN: Buster and Tim Kurkjian make the case for mic'ing up players during the regular season

Buster and Tim Kurkjian make the case that MLB needs to mic up players during the regular season (2:05). Plus, the guys talk about Trey Mancini undergoing a non-baseball medical procedure, Aaron Judge's cracked rib and Justin Verlander's sore tricep. Later, Sarah Langs joins the pod to discuss the Braves starting pitching vs. Mets bullpen, how Chris Sale's injury affects the Red Sox's win total and the Blue Jays' Nate Pearson as a rookie of the year candidate (18:22).

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9dMarly Rivera

Yanks' Sanchez: 'Right time' to handle sore back

Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez was scratched from batting practice Saturday after starting two consecutive games for the first time this spring and didn't participate in full practice Sunday.

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10d

Yankees' Sanchez slowed with back soreness

Gary Sanchez is expected to be shut down through at least Sunday after the Yankees catcher reported soreness in his back after playing in back-to-back games for the first time in spring training.

Stephen A. is 'very, very concerned' about Judge's injury (1:15)
11d
Who are the playoff locks in the MLB? (2:43)
11d
11d

BBTN: Kiley McDaniel discusses his top 100 prospects for 2020

Kiley McDaniel's top 100 prospects for 2020 is out. He and Buster dive into the list (1:54), discussing how analytics has factored into generating the rankings, when Wander Franco might manifest in the big leagues, why he's bullish on Julio Rodriguez and if the Padres' young talent will manifest fast enough to satisfy ownership. Later, Hembo hops on to talk about Yoan Moncada and the White Sox's rebuild, Christian Yelich's team-friendly extension, and why Brian Cashman deserves more credit for finding value to fill out the roster (21:53).

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Team Stats

  • Batting
  • Pitching
Runs99Tied-13th
Batting Average.24020th
On Base Percentage.32219th
Slugging Percentage.36825th
Earned Run Average3.606th
Quality Starts0Tied-1st
WHIP1.051st
BAA.2022nd