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I like leaving Heuer in there.

Four errors on the night. Thank you KC

YAS!

Fixed

Crushed it to right. How did that stay in the park?

He'll still be looking tomorrow

Cliche that you can't take one that close

Or start hitting

Starrling is the Sox MVP today

Ooh, that was close

Did that guy play tongue tag with his dog? God please stop these videos

If you can't play them now . . .

You only get one chance in game threads. Nicky is horrible until he's not.

My 5 year old grandson is hanging with me watching the game "why are you upset when they don't hit the ball? Lol

Thank you Gio

Hey Ralph, I got a charter for you. Pick up a group in Philly and drive them to Miami. There's about twenty of 'em. Seriously, the team is heading back to Miami. Who wants to drive that bus?

To tie this back into the thread topic, which schools will have the resources to offer Covid protection for their students? Which schools are most likely to have students who are at risk academically and economically and need to be in school? What we will have starting next month are wealthier schools with students distance learning on the latest computers and with moms and dads at home to supervise. Those teachers will have access to the technology to do amazing things. We'll also have poorer schools with kids in the building and struggling to buy enough masks, hand sanitizer, etc. Teachers in those schools will have older technology or what they can afford. Many teachers will fund masks and sanitizer out of their paychecks. Then folks will look at the outbreaks of Covid and the learning outcomes and believe these families didn't take the proper precautions, aren't smart enough, or some others blame for the poor schools.

Because we use property taxes to fund schools the answer isn't as clear. We fund schools in wealthier locales very well. Often best in the world. We spend well below most first world countries in our poorest communities. This makes an average misleading. This disparity can also be seen on a state by state basis.

I wonder what taking attendance will be like . . . ?

I see the heading Positives and think it meant Covid-19 positive tests.

Here's an idea, how about 7 inning doubleheaders to make up these games?

Or they may have a ton of double headers in September. I hope they come up with a plan. Playing eight or nine games in a week might be necessary.

Jump in at about the 2:00 mark for a great overlay of his fastball and slider. Nasty.

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I like that the players union and owners are willing to adapt during the season as problems arise. With games postponed for Covid related issues, it seems reasonable that a lot of doubleheaders will be happening. I could see a point near the end of the season that has playoff implications where teams have two or three doubleheaders in a week. This seems better than having teams like the Marlins forfeit.