August 11, 20206 yr https://www.latimes.com/sports/story/2020-08-10/major-league-baseball-considers-creating-bubble-for-postseason-coronavirus
August 11, 20205 yr Honestly, aside from the different dimensions and I guess grass length, without fans, is there really a reason to have to play in home parks this season?
August 11, 20205 yr 16 minutes ago, rmc523 said: Honestly, aside from the different dimensions and I guess grass length, without fans, is there really a reason to have to play in home parks this season? Nope. NBA and NHL have done amazing jobs with their bubbles, as evidenced by their virtually non-existant positives. The NFL and MLB should follow suit (NCAA is too unrealistic because of its sheer size) but I doubt the NFL is smart enough.
August 12, 20205 yr 23 hours ago, rmc523 said: Honestly, aside from the different dimensions and I guess grass length, without fans, is there really a reason to have to play in home parks this season? ad revenue? I guess.
August 12, 20205 yr 22 hours ago, mrchainsaw said: Nope. NBA and NHL have done amazing jobs with their bubbles, as evidenced by their virtually non-existant positives. The NFL and MLB should follow suit (NCAA is too unrealistic because of its sheer size) but I doubt the NFL is smart enough. There is no virtually non-existent positives it is absolute no positives within their bubbles. There were a few cases at intake (which would be expected), but once the bubble was essentially established there have been 0 cases at all. The lack of bubble is entirely on both players and owners. You can argue about why owners didnt want a bubble, but you have to look at how vocal players were on no bubble as well, they may have been more vocal honestly.
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