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Nice play by Leury to keep that in the infield. Thought he had it.

I'm 100% in on "Luis Robert is really good and getting better" articles.

Teams are going to run all over the Sox in the postseason

Hitting the ball well, but right at people. Another one of those games.

Little bit of Eloy in that finish

Wide strike zone today. You have to protect.

Eloy is really off right now

I think he's safe

Lynn looks good. I love watching the Red Sox be passive and take strike 3.

He is. Not many mistakes, and we're not hitting good pitches.

No chance today against a guy with a 4.7 ERA.

Got scout seats tonight. Taking my dad for his birthday. If you’re coming the parking lots are full. They’re sending people by IIT.

Nasty

Thank god he got that call. Royals out here playing like this is the ALCS.

If Mendick slid there he's safe.

Please get Kopech out

That was ball 4

Vaughn had a cookie and was just a little quick. Slumps, man.

Cool glad Santana gets the low strike and not Reynaldo.

Slider up too much and it's 6-3.

Thank you both for providing real answers.

This doesn't answer any of the questions I asked. Which countries? And how are these countries prosecuting or even identifying people who are suspected "spreaders"? Which of them have identified "patient zero" in their country?

Which countries? How are they prosecuting or even identifying people who are suspected "spreaders"?

You keep making this assertion without any sort of evidence to back it up. I just explained why this is an incredibly difficult problem to solve. Please outline how this granular tracking process would work, or provide resources that do.

No, we can't. We can model them and arrive at a reasonable location, date and time. We know cases diagnosed and who those people are. We cannot map out who was where when they were infected, nor who was near them that may have contributed to the infection, nor if it was one person or multiple people who contributed to the infection.