Indians Manager Terry Francona ‘Out Of Netflix’ To Watch, Misses Baseball

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Apr 16, 2020

Terry Francona is experiencing the same feeling as everyone else right about now.

The Cleveland Indians manager has been a part of Major League Baseball since 1981, meaning he is used to being quite busy during the month of April. With COVID-19 postponing the start to the 2020 season indefinitely, Francona now has a lot of time on his hands.

The skipper on Thursday revealed what he’s been doing to stay busy, and he’s clearly been watching a lot of television.

“I’ve watched every Netflix program there is,” Francona said, as transcribed by MLB.com’s Mandy Bell. “I’m out of Netflix. I admit, I miss baseball.”

Francona relays what many baseball fans are thinking right about now — the world misses America’s pastime. Until then, Francona may want to try out Hulu.

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