As Major League Baseball plans to send another proposal to the Players Union to try and prepare for a season, maybe they should take some extra precautions before agreeing. Host David Kaplan is joined by Gordon Wittenmyer and they talk with Dr. Robert Citronberg, Director of infectious disease for Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, and he discusses his concerns about MLB wanting to start a season as soon as possible. Later on in the podcast, Kap and Gordon discuss former Cub Starlin Castro and could his march to 3,000 hits be in jeopardy because of the coronavirus.

(2:02) - When is the right time to start baseball?

(8:24) - Should MLB consider coming back too soon might cause a mutation to the coronavirus

(13:47) - This disease is going to change sports forever

(17:43) - Remembering when Starlin Castro got called up to the majors

(20:42) - Baez extension talks have been put on hold

(25:10) - Baseball might have a revenue problem coming up