Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

It was the Brewers – based about 40 miles from Kenosha, and following the lead of the Milwaukee Bucks – who first decided to sit out on Wednesday.

10 MLB teams – a third of the league – have suffered postponements due to COVID-19 outbreaks or related precautionary measures.

After missing a week of baseball due to a coronavirus outbreak, the makeshift Miami Marlins finally returned to the field and earned an emotional win.

Four-game series between St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers is postponed after seven Cardinals players and six staff members tested positive.

After two Phillies staff members tested positive for coronavirus, the upcoming weekend series against the Blue Jays was postponed.

Philadelphia announced Thursday that two staff members – a coach and a member of the clubhouse staff – tested positive for COVID-19.

When the opponents for the Orioles (Marlins) and Yankees (Phillies) had to postpone series due to COVID-19 concerns, the two AL East rivals pivoted.

Two teams – the Marlins and Reds – have already seen multiple players scratched or placed on the injured list without explanation.

Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Hicks of the Yankees took a knee during the playing of the national anthem as silent protests continued across MLB.

Players clutched a black cloth that winded from the Nationals’ first base line around to the Yankees on the third-base line.