Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver cautioned that the league's announcement of a 22-team return format is only step one in a list of work to get done to resume the season.
Player agent Scott Boras responded to comments D-backs owner Ken Kendrick made on Arizona Sports. Meanwhile, CEO Derrick Hall thinks there will be a season.
As MLB tries to figure out how to get back to play in 2020, negotiations continue to trend in a negative direction that don't bode well for the future.
USA Today columnist Bob Nightengale expressed optimism that a 2020 baseball season will happen, and that it's just a matter of when it will get underway.
"No. 1, he's such a standup guy. No. 2, he's a very, very good basketball coach," Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said of first-year Suns coach Monty Williams.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey expressed optimism for negotiations in MLB and acknowledged the possibility that sports fans could be in the stands down the road.
Randy Johnson was known as a fierce competitor when he pitched his Hall of Fame career in the major leagues. Still today, that intensity is front of mind.
