MLB: Allstar Freeman tested positive for Corona

As his Major League Baseball (MLB) club Atlanta Braves announced, the 30-year-old is already in quarantine and will not be returning to the team “any time soon.” Freeman had been feeling unwell on Saturday and complained of fever symptoms. Two players from the Chicago White Sox and three other Braves professionals also tested positive almost three weeks before the planned start of the season. “This virus is real, it’s not something to mess with,” Atlanta coach Brian Snitker said. The fact that one of the league's top stars also tested positive will remind everyone "that the virus is real," the 64-year-old continued: "It shows that no one is immune to it." Price is opting out of the season It is precisely because of this health risk that five-time all-star David Price declared that he would not be playing for the coming season. “After careful consideration and discussion with my family and the Dodgers, I have decided that it is in the best interest of my health and the health of my family for me not to play this season,” the 34-year-old Washington Nationals star wrote on social media Media. The teams were allowed to start training again for the first time on Friday. The start of the season is scheduled for July 23rd, and 60 games will be played in the regular season instead of the original 162.

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MLB: Allstar Freeman tested positive for Corona

Four-time baseball all-star Freddie Freeman has tested positive for Corona.

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