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MLB considering no crowds allowed on Opening Day?

Knowing what we know as of today, should Opening Days go ahead in front of empty stadiums? 57 members have voted

  1. 1. Opening Day without fans, yay or nay?

    • Start on time without fans in order to maintain a 154/162 game schedule
      45%
      26
    • No fans, no game, no revenues...wait until the situation improves (anticipating the impact it will have on pitchers)
      15%
      9
    • Start as normal....tune out all outside news for two weeks
      38%
      22

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  • Or FFS...it's the goddamn flu. This shit was going around out here in PHX well before Christmas and around Thanksgiving. It was a nasty lung bug...like viral pneumonia. Tons of people had it out here.

  • Look at Ray Ray Run
    Look at Ray Ray Run

    America's propensity towards individualism and selfishness is on full display with this outbreak. When Japan told people to stay home, they listened. South Korea? Same thing. American's response

  • There’s a chance that my office could shut down indefinitely because of this idiotic thing. With pay, of course. If it does, I’m going to rent out a mansion on Lake Como, for cheap. Spoiler alert, eve

Unreal. We finally get the team we want, and the season gets taken down by a virus.

 

2 minutes ago, tray said:

Unreal. We finally get the team we want, and the season gets taken down by a virus.

 

It's hilarious in an extremely morbid way

I am curious how this will work, I assume they will just shorten the season and start in late April or May

2 minutes ago, BigHurt3515 said:

I am curious how this will work, I assume they will just shorten the season and start in late April or May

I think this is like 99th percentile best case scenario

10 minutes ago, tray said:

Unreal. We finally get the team we want, and the season gets taken down by a virus.

 

Welcome to those around in 1994 during the strike. At least this time there will probably be a WS.

11 minutes ago, tray said:

Unreal. We finally get the team we want, and the season gets taken down by a virus.

 

It's so incredibly White Sox. 

2 hours ago, tray said:

Unreal. We finally get the team we want, and the season gets taken down by a virus.

 

Haha literally said something in that regard in PHT before seeing this. It's so typical White Sox. 

Nah, next season is the one that would be the real kick in the teeth to interrupt.  Maybe the one after that as well.  I’m excited for this season, but it’s still just the warmup.

Bulls and Hawks are going to continue to pay stadium employees. Probably means the Sox will too once we get that far along.

7 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

Bulls and Hawks are going to continue to pay stadium employees. Probably means the Sox will too once we get that far along.

It doesn’t show from the way he runs his teams but Jerry is fairly generous as far as billionaire owners go. 
 

at least a 19 year kid didn’t have to step up and do this. 

  • Author

President tests negative for coronavirus...that said, he should be rechecked again in 7-10 days.

Edited by caulfield12

  • Author

CDC warning/recommending no gatherings of 50 or more for two months...only exceptions are schools and businesses.

MLB will be lucky to get started the first or second week of June.  I guess they could attempt to run closed spring training around the end of April and rolling into mid-May, but it’s going to be impossible to make up a full six weeks of missed games.  22% of the season.  35-40 games.

 

Edited by caulfield12

Maybe they can re-do the schedule to make up some of the games expected to be missed  while still having most off days? Cut out all star game and break, expand rosters for this season to 30, make Saturdays doubeheaders, etc.

Edited by soxfan2014

On 3/14/2020 at 6:04 PM, mqr said:

It doesn’t show from the way he runs his teams but Jerry is fairly generous as far as billionaire owners go. 
 

at least a 19 year kid didn’t have to step up and do this. 

Jerry gets a bad rap because he likes to spread around his money instead of go for the splashy guy. Everything that I've heard is that the Sox are a wonderful organization to work for and that Jerry treats his employees (including the players) like gold. Ever wonder why Hahn is able to get players to sign for hometown discounts? This is why. When players come here they don't want to leave. 

JR had top 10 payrolls in baseball for about a decade, he just never most of it on one guy. 

Edited by Jack Parkman

funny to look back less than ONE WEEK. 40% said to press forward. 

May 15 - Closed spring training - at home ball park - split squad games - televised. 

Memorial Day weekend - Opening Day. 

There you go. And that's assuming this is all ran its course as hoped. 

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