become available and as the consensus of medical opinion is that boosters are needed, it would be very easy for teams and leagues to administer that. it would be much different than people lining up for five hours outside a drugstore. you d come to the facility. it s your turn to get boosted. so then if you were able to say that everyone, all the players and all the people around them, staff, have been protected to the fullest extent that s humanly possible, i think you could then reasonably say and even the most pro-vaxx people would agree, i would hope, you could reasonably say a player that is fully vaxxed and boosted, a young, healthy player who is asymptomatic or has mild symptoms, that guy will be allowed to continue to play. i think ultimately that s the way forward. otherwise you re going to have this hodgepodge situation every season with every league until the virus is completely gone and the virus may wind up to one extent or another becoming endemic. i m thinking of two t
but if you had and if baseball was willing to consider this as well, if you had 100% vaccinations and an understanding that as boosters become available and as the consensus of medical opinion is that boosters are needed, it would be very easy for teams and leagues to administer that. it would be much different than people lining up for five hours outside a drugstore. you d come to the facility. it s your turn to get boosted. so then if you were able to say that everyone, all the players and all the people around them, staff, have been protected to the fullest extent that s humanly possible, i think you could then reasonably say and even the most pro-vaxx people would agree, i would hope, you could reasonably say a player that is fully vaksed and boosted, a young, healthy player who is asymptomatic or has mild symptoms, that guy will be allowed to continue to play. i think ultimately that s the way forward. otherwise you re going to have