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MLB has canceled the remainder of its spring training while regular season games are uncertain at this point, but the teams are looking to help workers losing income

MLB's standard contract contains language specific to the financial ramifications of a national emergency.

“MLB will keep fans updated on decisions regarding plans for the 2020 schedule in the days and weeks ahead," the league said.

NBA's Zion Williamson, and Kevin Love lead the list of pro sports stars helping out arena employees impacted by the coronavirus

Sports executives prioritized the health and safety of their employees over inevitable financial losses.

Major League Baseball joined several other U.S. sports leagues in suspending operations on Thursday due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Unlike the NFL, NBA and NHL, MLB teams aren’t bound by a salary cap.

The NBA, NHL, Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer are closing access to locker rooms and clubhouses to all non-essential personnel in response to the coronavirus crisis, the leagues announced in a joint statement Monday night.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred will hold a conference call with the 30 team owners Monday afternoon to discuss the response.

While a member of the New York Yankees in 2014, Rodriguez received a 162-game suspension for violating MLB’s policy against performance-enhancing drugs.

Jeter, 45, retired in 2014 with more than $266 million in career earnings from salary.

You might be surprised by what he's selling.

Alex Rodriguez retired as MLB's highest-paid player ever.

The Yomiuri Giants, Tokyo's baseball team,  will play two preseason games in an empty stadium, the latest impact on sports as Japan implements measures to contain the coronavirus just months before it hosts the 2020 Summer Olympics.

Rodriguez’s investment firm, A-Rod Corp., partnered to buy a 114-unit residential apartment building in the Midtown East neighborhood of New York City.