If you’ve heard rumors about Minor League Baseball canceling the season, they’re not true.
MiLB has addressed published reports on its Facebook page.
The Springfield Cardinals’ most recent statement about the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on the 2020 season was published on March 17th:
As we all work together through this constantly developing and unprecedented situation brought on by COVID-19, we want to keep our fans as updated as possible on the virus’s impacts on the 2020 Minor League Baseball season.
We recognize that our fans have a variety of questions. However, given the unpredictable nature of what is taking place, we appreciate your patience as we work through the many aspects and details of this continually evolving situation.
When updated official information becomes available, the Cardinals will communicate it to their fans promptly and through social media, our website and our e-blasts. The most up-to-date questions and answers can always be found on this page.
We thank you for your understanding as we collectively navigate through this challenging time being faced by the worldwide community. Remember to Stay Home, Stay Safe, Wash Your Hands (for 20 seconds or more!), and Flatten the Curve.
