As Major League Baseball continues to evaluate its options for a 2020 season, there have been a number of different plans considered to best ensure player safety amid to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
One of the options was for all games to be played at Spring Training facilities with players quarantined at hotels and away from their families when not on the field.
While that option seems to no longer be on the table with teams now being able to play at home stadiums, it drew pushback from multiple players, including Clayton Kershaw. The longtime Los Angeles Dodgers ace made it clear he did not want to be away from his family for four or five months.