Marlins, Cubs Honor Stoneman Douglas Victims During Opening Series In Miami
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(CBS Sports) -- Six weeks ago 17 people were killed in a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.
Thursday, the Miami Marlins and Chicago Cubs honored the victims during their first series of the new regular season.
The Marlins are wearing Stoneman Douglas patches on their jerseys during their four-game series with the Cubs at Marlins Park.
#MSD tribute patch to be worn for opening series with Cubs pic.twitter.com/glBYw0jXdM
— Craig Davis (@CraigDavisRuns) March 29, 2018
Cubs players wore Stoneman Douglas shirts during batting practice prior to Thursday's season opener.
Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo graduated from Stoneman Douglas and called for change in the wake of the shooting. He also left the team in spring training to return to Parkland to speak during the vigil.