COVID-19

According to a report from ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski, the NHL and its players are closing in on a new CBA deal.

With the COVID-19 Pandemic weighing heavy on the return of baseball, players will report to Spring Training 2.0 on July 1st. Let’s play ball!

While the NFL seems intent on pushing forward with proceeding as if veterans will report to camp July 28, it doesn't seem that all the players are on board with that timeline.

Following the news of 11 positive tests for COVID-19 during Phase 2, a crucial week is ahead for the NHL in their efforts to return to play. This week could feature important updates on players testing positive and the selection of hub cities.

Eight members of the Phillies organization have tested positive for Coronavrius, Jim Salisbury of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association are close to a deal that will resume Major League Baseball.

Among the players that are participating at Voorhees are Sean Couturier, Joel Farabee, Ivan Provorov, Mark Friedman and Sam Morin. For these players in particular, there is certainly an adjustment to trying to prepare for a stretch run and playoffs, especially with a lot of unknowns still out there.

The MLB Players Association over the weekend declined to present a counter-offer to Major League Baseball to resume play

Phase 3 of the NHL's return-to-play plan is scheduled to begin on July 10, the earliest possible date based on previous updates. The league will only move to Phase 3 on this date provided that medical and safety conditions allow it.

New Jersey’s Governor Phil Murphy just announced plans to sign an executive order which will lift the state’s stay at Home Order. The order first went into effect on March 21.