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COMMENTARY: Even if big-league sports could resume soon, are fans ready to return?
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When I was in Japan five weeks ago, the baseball season there was put on hold and a major sumo tournament has held in an empty hall because of the coronavirus.
At the time, I floated the idea that there might be no Stanley Cup playoffs in 2020. A few days later the National Hockey League followed the National Basketball Association’s lead and suspended all operations.
Play in those leagues and Major League Baseball remains suspended for the foreseeable future today. Despite the great hopes of players and fans, it is obvious from the announcements of medical authorities and political leaders in Canada and the U.S.
that it is highly unlikely that any of these sports will be played again before fall, if then. Distancing restrictions may be
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