Wallace, a season ticket holder of the Toronto Blue Jays, has been hearing Major League Baseball is targeting a July return as well. In the middle of May, playoffs in both the NBA and NHL are most likely in their second round of action. If it’s ten games, twelve games, fifteen games, we’ll gladly take whatever we can get.”Īs a fan of sport, it has been a whirlwind as of late. I’m being positive, we’ll take any kind of ball. At the same time the guys are itching to go. With the weather somewhat decent, Wallace says it has been frustrating for everyone. Right now, the team would have already competed in some exhibition games and the season would be right around the corner. The team has been sure to keep in touch to see how everyone is handling this current situation. It is quite difficult to practice swings without a batting cage and throwing is limited. The players, have been individually staying in shape for now. As of now, nothing can be done until then. Wallace says most permits have been cancelled until July. In one weekend, a quarter of the season can be finished and in August, the hope is for the playoffs to resume as scheduled. Doubleheaders can be held each weekend to speed up the process. With a July start, Wallace anticipates slightly more than half of the season to be salvaged. “I know there has been whispers of doing a July schedule, where we play each team once as opposed to a home and home, so, we have a shortened schedule.” “The league executive sent out emails to the coaches, basically saying once everything is cleared, we’ll come up with a plan,” Wallace explained. The Brewers continue to anxiously wait for further directions from the league amidst some suggestions on what could be happening for the league this year.
The Bolton Brewers will be happy to play whatever ball they can get as the team awaits further news from the North Dufferin Baseball League, head coach, Mike Wallace says.
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