The good news is that MLB plans for a full 162 game season this year. They are also planning on a full spring training.

The bad news is that the Nats have postponed ticket sales for spring training.

Hopefully single game sales will be available for Nats Park this summer as an increasing number of people are either vaccinated or decide they DGAF about the Corona Virus and want to watch a game.

Supposedly we wont see full nationwide vaccination access until late Summer. And with Biden in the WH, doubt we'll be able to go to the ballpark - or even take a dump - without government consent. Hope i'm wrong.

Now that the big tech companies are running this country I'll probably be banned from leaving the house.

DC has said no fans at Nats Park as of now. Really sux because Philly and most other teams are allowing a limited number of fans. The city might change their mind, but meanwhile the team can't begin the ticket distribution process. The Blue Jays are starting their season at their spring training ballpark, I've seen suggestions that the Nats could do the same. I'd like to see the Nats start the season in Fredericksburg so they can allow in a few thousand fans. It has to be more cost effective to open a small ballpark than Nats Park with a minimal staff for a small number of fans.

The District doesn't give a damn about local businesses that could use the traffic coming into the city. They know that the Federal government will always bail them out.

Perhaps the District can explain why they're prohibiting fans at Nats game, yet similarly lefty-whacko California - the state hit THE worst by the pandemic - is allowing fans into ballparks and other outdoor events this season.

5,000 fans approved for Nats Park in April. Count me in.

That's good news. This morning I got an email about getting the vaccine this Thursday. So I'm counting my fat ass in for April too.

What's worse than Covid is cancer, I saw on WNFF yesterday that Baseball is Life recently passed away, then a few hours later I saw that a good friend from college died this weekend. That's two college buddies and an old soccer teammate in a month. Cancer sucks.

Tough age we're in. Sorry about your loss. When I was a kid I never understood why my parents checked out the Obituary section of the paper every day. Now I get it.

3 of my siblings are retired. Must suck to work your ass off all day and look forward to retirement, only to spend it in semi-isolation.

Yep, it's a drag getting old. I got my Covid appointment and even scheduled my overdue colonoscopy appointment because that's what got my friend, he was undiagnosed.