The baseball world is headed to summer camp. The s’mores and bunk beds are optional, but playing sports outside is not.
With the pandemic-affected Major League Baseball season supposed to start in just a few weeks, players have reported to their teams to prepare for a summer like none they’ve never experienced. The Washington Nationals open their camp Friday at Nationals Park, a far different setting than their spring training digs in West Palm Beach, Florida — no fans, no daily games against other teams, but still plenty hot and humid.
Here are the most important questions that linger as the Nationals get this thing off the ground.