Minus Justin Turner, Dodgers team test negative for COVID-19 following World Series win
By Amy Kaplan
Entire Dodgers team test negative for COVID-19 following World Series win
It’s been a whirlwind 24 hours for the Los Angeles Dodgers who secured their first World Series win in 32 years and then were promptly thrust into the controversy surrounding Justin Turner and a positive COVID-19 test.
In the 8th inning, Turner was removed from the field and placed into isolation due to having tested positive for COVID-19. Just moments later the Dodger won the World Series and the team celebrated on the field. At some point, Turner removed himself from isolation and returned to the team to celebrate violating COVID protocols.
The entire #Dodgers team, with the exception of Justin Turner and his wife, were allowed to travel on the team plane back to LA. They all tested negative.
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) October 28, 2020
Now, less than 24 hours later it’s been revealed that every team member, except Turner and his wife, have tested negative and are being flown back to Los Angeles, together.
The MLB has launched an investigation into why Turner removed himself from isolation but not why he was allowed to play, to begin with.
Next. Details of Justin Turner’s positive COVID-19 test are insane. dark
Follow along with FanSided MLB for all your live results and highlights.