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This is the sports reporters.

Here's Mike Lupica, Mitch Album, and Bob Ryan.

I'm Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe and ESPN.

I'm Mike Lupica, MLB.com, and the end of New York Daily News.

And I'm Mitch Album with the Detroit Free Press, and we are the sports reporters,

and we welcome you to this edition of the Sports Reporters podcast,

which, yes, if this is the first time you're listening to it,

it's the same group that used to put on suits and ties on Sunday mornings

and come on ESPN for decades. And now, of course,

nobody's putting on a suit and tie because everybody's at home. But just the same.

Now you tell me. We do this podcast Monday and Thursday. So it's twice as nice. And despite the fact

that there's no actual sports going on, there's certainly a lot of sports

conversation. And we begin today with talk on both coasts, very interesting hearing people

in California, mayors and governors and mayors in New York City talking about the possibility

of resuming sports without fans in the stands. And you had Cuomo

in New York saying, well, it would be good for people. Why not? Let's, you know, if we can do it without

fans, this would be a great idea to lift the spirits. And you had the Los Angeles mayor at Garcetti

saying, I don't see any kind of sporting events, at least with any

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