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Dylan Hernandez: Former Dodger Adrian Gonzalez does not see baseball returning in 2020

Adrian Gonzalez isn't some uninformed former jock.

He's as thoughtful now as he was as an all-star first baseman for the Dodgers, so consider that when reading what he has to say about the possibility of a 2020 baseball season.

"I honestly don't see a way to salvage it," Gonzalez said in an interview with the L.A. Times this weekend.

Yikes.

This is an opinion that's informed by experience. As a player, he served on the union's executive board. In retirement, he's become an owner, with a portfolio that

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