ALSO: St. Louis University basketball broadcaster Earl Austin Jr. remembers his famous uncle — Wes Unseld.
Longtime broadcaster also says how things go in St. Louis once MLB resumes, whenever that is, will be key indicator of game's health.
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(Updated) As rhetoric grows louder, so does understanding of where an agreement exists, and how it must rest on healthy practices for players.
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KSDK reporter, one of the few African Americans in the St. Louis sports media, says teams' comments 'sidestepped the controversial topic.'
Pitchers throw batting practice to Cardinals middle infielders but with 'very strict' distancing practices in place for even a small group of players.
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