It’s not just Dodgers players who resist being separated from their family before joining them in the postseason bubble. Major League Baseb throughout Lana’s players objected to the quarantine that the league wanted, saying that for the majority of the regular season of the game, they should also have a less restricted health and safety protocol for October.
Talks between the league and the players’ association continued on Thursday. There are only 17 days left in the regular season, and there is no indication that the postseason is in jeopardy. The proposed quarantine is the biggest hurdle in the league going forward with its plan to play all but the first round of playoffs in neutral-site bubbles in Texas and Southern California, sources on both sides said.
The league and the union agreed in its operational guidelines for the 2020 season that the league could establish additional health and safety protocols for postseason with postseason …
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