The transcript discusses the impact of COVID-19 on MLB teams, particularly the Miami Marlins and Philadelphia Phillies, and the broader implications for sports leagues. It covers the challenges of restarting leagues, player reactions, and the financial pressures driving the continuation of the season. The potential for season cancellation is also explored, with insights from Commissioner Manfred.

What was the initial impact of COVID-19 on the Miami Marlins?

• They had to postpone a game.

• They won their next game.

• They signed new players.

• They moved to a new stadium.

Why was the idea of an MLB bubble similar to the NBA's rejected?

• The NBA did not allow it.

• Players preferred to play in their home cities.

• The weather in Arizona was too hot.

• There were not enough teams to justify a bubble.

What was David Price's stance on the MLB season during the pandemic?

• He was undecided about playing.

• He was eager to play.

• He decided to sit out the season.

• He wanted to play in a different league.

What is the main financial reason for MLB teams to continue playing?

• To secure TV revenue.

• To increase ticket sales.

• To sell more merchandise.

• To attract new sponsors.

Under what condition did Commissioner Manfred suggest the MLB season might be canceled?

• If the playoffs were delayed.

• If all teams agreed to it.

• If fans demanded it.

• If one or two teams were severely affected.