LAA-MIN postponed through tomorrow but they have a doubleheader scheduled for Tuesday so at least for now, the Mets are still the team most inconvenienced by another team's virus outbreak this season. [bLOCKQUOTE]Ken Rosenthal sort of explains this contradiction in today's Athletic: The difference, sources said, is that with the Nationals and Twins the league feared outbreaks similar to those experienced by the Marlins and Cardinals last season. The situation with the Astros, still unknown to the public, evidently did not spark the same level of concern.[/bLOCKQUOTE] So HOU kept on playing despite before 5 players down while WSH couldn't play because the WSH (and MIN) situations sparked "concern". I'm not upset about HOU being at a competitive disadvantage--screw them--but the inconsistency in the league's positions based on the level of "fear" and "concern". The results are that Mets (and likely MIN) have to play more doubleheaders and make an extra road trip while the Mariners got to play a depleted HOU team. The league is still figuring it out during these "troubled times" but for competitive reasons, I'd like to see it be consistent, if possible.