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Cardinals’ MLB season remains in limbo after Pirates series is postponed

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The St. Louis Cardinals' Major League Baseball season remains in complete limbo after the upcoming three-game series against the Pittsburgh Pirates was postponed because of an ongoing Covid-19 outbreak in the team.

The Pirates series was due to be played on August 10-12 in St. Louis, Missouri.

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