MLB delays opening day to mid May due to virus
Major League Baseball pushed back the 2020 opening day to mid May at the earliest amid the new coronavirus, following CDC guidance to cancel gatherings of 50 or more for eight weeks. MLB and the MLBPA also announced a $1 million donation to Feeding America and Meals on Wheels America.
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Tampa Bay moves hint Winston may depart
NFL notes show Tampa Bay positioning with Barrett likely pushing Winston out. Tag values range from 26.824 million for quarterbacks to 5.019 million for kickers, with other moves including Jack Conklin to the Browns and Shaq Lawson to the Dolphins. Nearby retirements include Ben Watson and Ramon Foster ending long careers.
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