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Toucher and Rich, 985, the Sports Hub.

They're very big.

They need to get the permission of politicians.

They need to get the permission governors, like T.J. Quinn from ESPN has reported.

Rob Manfred has called all the governors in the states where baseball plays trying to get them to be

on board. And something like that is really, really difficult to do, considering we don't know

what the spread of the coronavirus is going

to look like. On top of that, when you're playing in home stadiums, as opposed to just one location,

like they could have in the Arizona plan or Arizona in Texas and Florida, you're traveling.

And when you're traveling, you are exposing yourself and when you're exposing yourself

to potentially catching the virus.

Again, that goes back to the health and safety issues.

985 to sports up with Tuncher and Rich.

It certainly seems that baseball is going to resume sooner than later. In fact, Arizona has said starting on Friday,

feel free to play here. What was amazing is that within 30 minutes of them announcing that 30

minutes beforehand, the state of California basically said, we're not going to have anything until at least August.

And the university said that there weren't going to be any on-student campus attendance until the next semester.

So it was weird hearing those two stories come out at almost the exact same time, although maybe one was an FU response middle finger to the other one,

seeing that I believe Arizona was after California's,

which probably could have been the case.

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