⚾ Hiatus Diaries: Uncle Larry, mascots, and broken windows

With the pandemic suspending sporting events worldwide, athletes suddenly have tons of time on their hands. In the latest installment of our weekly MLB series, we look at how they've been keeping themselves entertained - and in shape - while self-isolating.

Hunter Dozier's unique BP approach

It might not be a regulation bat, but the Royals All-Star is still keeping his swing in shape with a little help from family. Is that a future All-Star pitcher throwing him strikes?

Jedd Gyorko: cornhole champion

Gyorko's got some game. The Brewers better hope he doesn't ditch baseball for life on the cornhole circuit.

Gyorko's so confident in his abilities he challenged professional Drew Brown:

Joe Kelly breaks his own window with pitch

Take it away, Harry Doyle.

Correa keeps his reflexes sharp

Star Astros shortstop Carlos Correa's staying ready for those ground balls by adding some boxing to his workout.

The Moylans have talent

Former Braves pitcher and current television analyst Peter Moylan shared a video of his daughter, who has a beautiful singing voice.

Jake Diekman looks lonely

The A's southpaw has taken to playing rock, paper, scissors against an undefeated partner. At least he gets to keep the drinks for himself. (Warning: coarse language)

Billy the Marlin is keeping busy

It's not just the players who have to stay home. The Marlins' longtime mascot has his own quarantine routine.

Media's got the moves

San Diego Padres announcer Don Orsillo and WEEI's Rob Bradford added their own mixtape to the soundtrack while calling an "MLB The Show" contest. We'd bet Orsillo's got some mad moves in the club.

Uncle Larry needs a toothpick

Finally, let's check in on Phillies star Andrew McCutchen - or, should we say, Uncle Larry - as he tries desperately to find himself a toothpick. That's not what bats are for, Larry.