With the Winter Olympics wrapped up, many sports fans are turning their attention to the next big sports season — baseball.
But the big question is whether the season will happen, at least on time. An owner-initiated lockout has created the first work stoppage of professional baseball since the 1994-95 strike.
Host Celeste Headlee speaks with Chelsea Janes, national baseball writer for The Washington Post, to get the odds on whether Opening Day will happen on March 31.
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