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But sometimes non-sports stories and sports intersect, and that's what's happening now with the coronavirus.

Golden State Warriors are

planning to play foreseeable home games at the Chase Center without fans in attendance.

There will be a call between the team and the NBA this afternoon regarding how to proceed.

Obviously, part of the epicenter of one of the outbreaks of the coronavirus is Seattle.

There's also in Westchester County, which is just outside of New York City, in New Rochelle, New York.

Like, that entire town is quarantined.

Like, it's, we're in a different and strange and I would say scary place and look I I do actually

admire and like Clay Travis and I think the idea of what he's trying to sell you on in the

morning which is like let's not not, this is, there are people

in places that are panicking when there's no reason to panic just yet. That's fine, but the

stats in this particular case are not keeping up with the reality. Right. Like this is,

there's a little bit of steroids in baseball. Well, you know, they weren't testing for it. Like you're not testing for the coronavirus. They're not tests available. We can't get a real determination out of how many people actually have something. And then, of course, there's the which strain of it do you have and is even the second strain continue to mutate, which is the big

problem because now you're, now it's a moving target. So I guess this is my question to you.

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