By Blake Harper | Last updated 8/4/20
It’s no secret that the MLB has faced some major road bumps in its attempt to play a season in the midst of a pandemic, as the league has faced multiple team outbreaks only a few weeks into the shortened season.
Chicago Cubs outfielder Steven Souza Jr. voiced his frustration with MLB commissioner Rob Manfred, saying that his mishandling of this situation has left him feeling “embarrassed” about playing baseball.
“I don’t think what Manfred has done for the sport has been very good,” Souza Jr. said. “I don’t think the way that everything was publicly humiliated was good. I just don’t think it’s been good. I’m embarrassed. I’m embarrassed as a player to watch this take place…”
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