Major League Baseball’s got more proposals than Paris these days.
Most recently, it was a torrent of health-and-safety measures pitched to the players’ union in an attempt to make everyone feel as OK as possible about going back to work in the middle of a pandemic.
But while the health and safety of the players and the many more required to stage a baseball season is paramount, plenty of fans would rather focus their attention how the suggested upheaval of the MLB status quo will affect their teams’ chances of winning, as opposed to thinking about how likely their third baseman is to get the coronavirus.