Four Marlins players have actually tested favorable for COVID-19, president of baseball operations Michael Hill informed press reporters (consisting of the Miami Heralds Jordan McPherson) today. The players identities arent understood because they didnt consent to having their names openly released, as per league COVID-19 protocols, though all 4 are members of the Marlins 60-man player swimming pool.
3 of the players are already “nearing completion of their quarantine,” Hill said, as the trio checked favorable within the last 2 weeks and prior to their arrival in Miami for the start of the Marlins training camp. The fourth player produced a favorable test on Wednesday during the consumption screening that all gamers must pass previously taking part in Summer Camp, which gamer is now in quarantine himself. Any favorable test needs a necessary two-week seclusion period, and if a gamer is then symptom-free, he should deliver unfavorable outcomes on two different COVID-19 tests before being allowed back into team activities.
” Weve really happy that a bulk of our players made it through consumption without it, however this is a daily battle, the illness is still out there,” Hill stated. “The pandemic is still out there. Floridas recording record highs and everyday reports of the virus. We need to continue to be conscious. We have to continue to be clever.”
