If baseball, a sport where players stand damn far apart, can't get a grip on this, how in the world does the NFL expect it to work out?
- jmatchett383

it's the travel and all the different people the clubs come into contact with that causes the problem.

A bubble can work, but having teams flying all across the country, staying in various hotels and meeting different people constantly was never going to.

it's the travel and all the different people the clubs come into contact with that causes the problem.

A bubble can work, but having teams flying all across the country, staying in various hotels and meeting different people constantly was never going to.
- BINGO!

yeah and as someone who really only cares about hockey, the setback stories from other sports really make me doubtful that we will see a regular NHL season starting in December.

yeah and as someone who really only cares about hockey, the setback stories from other sports really make me doubtful that we will see a regular NHL season starting in December.
- jimbro83

Yeah I don't think we're going to see sports going forward normally until there's a readily available vaccine.

The risk is too high.

it's the travel and all the different people the clubs come into contact with that causes the problem.

A bubble can work, but having teams flying all across the country, staying in various hotels and meeting different people constantly was never going to.
- BINGO!

Does flying really have that much of an impact? Get on a team plane, fly to location to play the game, get on the plane to fly home. If everyone on the plane is COVID free, should be no issues.

The real problem is the constant contact with different parties (both within the sport and out). Unfortunately, a sport like football has so many players, it's unrealistic to think that all are going to abide by "quarantine-lite" practices.

Baseball, so far has one hiccup. The ripple effect needs to be contained and hopefully they can learn from the mistake. Might be wishful thinking though.

Does flying really have that much of an impact? Get on a team plane, fly to location to play the game, get on the plane to fly home. If everyone on the plane is COVID free, should be no issues.

The real problem is the constant contact with different parties (both within the sport and out). Unfortunately, a sport like football has so many players, it's unrealistic to think that all are going to abide by "quarantine-lite" practices.

Baseball, so far has one hiccup. The ripple effect needs to be contained and hopefully they can learn from the mistake. Might be wishful thinking though.
- Bean_Dip

i just mean flying in the sense that they're travelling to different cities and meeting various different people, that's all.

Jeff Passan
@JeffPassan

The Philadelphia Phillies have canceled workouts today after a coach and clubhouse attendant tested positive for coronavirus. Activities are shut down “until further notice,” according to the team.
12:35 PM · Jul 30, 2020
- jimbro83

All of this cause one marlins player wanted to go out to the clubs when he was in Atlanta

Does flying really have that much of an impact? Get on a team plane, fly to location to play the game, get on the plane to fly home. If everyone on the plane is COVID free, should be no issues.

The real problem is the constant contact with different parties (both within the sport and out). Unfortunately, a sport like football has so many players, it's unrealistic to think that all are going to abide by "quarantine-lite" practices.

Baseball, so far has one hiccup. The ripple effect needs to be contained and hopefully they can learn from the mistake. Might be wishful thinking though.
- Bean_Dip

just the nature of football before each play, offensive and defensive lines lined up nose to nose, talk about breathing on one another, oooofa

just the nature of football before each play, offensive and defensive lines lined up nose to nose, talk about breathing on one another, oooofa
- jimbro83

More of a reason to get into Premiere League Futbol Jimbo

This is all you are going to have come October

at the very least, the NFL should push back their season until mid October
- jimbro83

Just in time for flu season!!!!

Did you check out How Legends are Made on your favorite site?
- mdw7413

Is it bad I saw the source material years ago?

Is it bad I saw the source material years ago?
- JRR1285

Yes.

Colin Stephenson
@ColinSNewsday
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19s
Mika Zibanejad named the Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award winner.

Colin Stephenson
@ColinSNewsday
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19s
Mika Zibanejad named the Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award winner.
- jimbro83

Lindgren should have got it.

Lindgren should have got it.
- mdw7413

nah Lindgren's doctor should have gotten it

Colin Stephenson
@ColinSNewsday
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19s
Mika Zibanejad named the Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award winner.
- jimbro83

Because he has to work harder to make up for the fact that he's not as good as other players?

nah Lindgren's doctor should have gotten it
- TPC

His cut man.

Because he has to work harder to make up for the fact that he's not as good as other players?
- BINGO!

- eichiefs9

You both can go and (frank) right off.

Ive been going there for a long time, its Fenrir who you lead to that hell
- mdw7413

- Fenrir

Yup, it pretty much runs the gamut of every emotion.

Yup, it pretty much runs the gamut of every emotion.
- mdw7413

That's why it's perfect.

nah Lindgren's doctor should have gotten it
- TPC

Mika's hair stylist got my vote.

Frank Seravalli
@frank_seravalli
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29s
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@TheAHL
announces an anticipated start date for the 2020-21 season as Dec. 4, 2020.

- eichiefs9

Frank Seravalli
@frank_seravalli
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29s
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@TheAHL
announces an anticipated start date for the 2020-21 season as Dec. 4, 2020.
- jimbro83

Don't see it happening unless it's a similar format with the hubs and no fans. Don't think the owners will go for that, much less the players.