Not much communication from the team. The next monthly payment is in a couple weeks. The league wants to play double headers to avoid refunds. I also wonder how they'll handle single game sales, probably they'll offer rain checks.

My request for a Nats themed mask has been answered:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/612441933/surgical-medical-scrub-hat-or-face-mask?

Not a Patriots fan at all, but kudos to Bob Kraft for arranging for his plane to go to China to pick up 1.2 million masks, which will be used for our medical personnel during the crisis. Dude said that the red tape involved to complete the project was the worst ever.

Getting an absolute thrill at seeing the WaPo sportswriters grasp to stay relevant by writing about ANYTHING sports-related as the Sports page's online User and Page View counts do a deep dive. At this rate they'll soon have an article about what socks Scherzer wore during the World Series.

I can't say the last time I read anything from the Post. I was a big Chelsea Janes fan but after she left I doubt if I've clicked on more than a half dozen Post articles.

Grumbling is increasing about the team indefinitely postponing instead of outright cancelling games, not refunding single game sales, and likely planning on collecting monthly payments next week.

https://dcist.com/story/20/04/09/with-baseball-on-hold-nationals-ticket-holders-are-stuck-in-limbo/

Also, MLB is looking at playing games in Arizona in empty ballparks for a month. So far Doolittle and Zimmerman have come out against it. Over privileged UVA types. Play some damn games, I need something to watch. If those guys don't want to get paid they can stay home. I'm sure that Soto and Robles will be ready to suit up.

That may not be the team, but MLB. They're still trying to figure out how to get in as many games as possible. When there is a plan in place, I'm sure the Nats will address refunds and exchanges.

MLB needs to have a Plan B. Aint gonna have buy-in from vets around the league on that. Of course, you pay me $2 mill a year and I'll stay in Antarctica for a year. Sign me up on dat sh!t.

Well that's awful convenient for the team that they are mandated by league rule to keep billing me. Best case at this point is missing a third of the season. At a minimum they should stop future payments.

Opening day single game prices were at a premium. If hope they don't think they can give us a standard rain check with black out dates.

MLB is doing the right thing, they need to start back up eventually and it might take creative thinking. I just don't like hearing the guys who've earned enough for ten lifetimes complaining, they can sit out, there will be ballplayers eager to take their spots.

Among the plans under consideration for 2020 are an all-Arizona plan, using the spring complexes, Chase Field, and a couple of college ballparks, and a plan to have everyone play in their spring training parks and play as the Cactus League and the Grapefruit League for 2020. They want to play as many games as possible, which likely means plenty of doubleheaders.