Marlins' 2020 season is paused by MLB after COVID-19 outbreak among players, coaches
The Marlins' season was suspended by MLB amid an outbreak of COVID-19 cases that resulted in 15 players and two staff members testing positive.
Marlins' 2020 season is paused by MLB after COVID-19 outbreak among players, coaches
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