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A fair point, but someone who does not live here is less likely to consider negative consequences.

Anyone proposing a Risto trade might keep in mind that the reason these teams are theoretically trading to begin with is because of cap problems.

The schedule posted above does not meaningfully address any exposure issues. I don't care if they open or close, but just do one or the other so parents can figure it out.

You don't live here. You don't have to worry about the consequences. And do you still feel this way after today's news? Wow, two hotels! There may be two hospitals filled, too.

Not everything has to be all or nothing, but it seems that opening schools should be.

Burninate the peasants.

Is your bar covered in granny sofa wrap or something?

You're not offensive. But still, I feel the same. Open or don't.

Elementary school was 40 years ago for me. And yes, we went to different rooms / teachers for history, reading, health, etc. It may be very different now.

Come on. The biology teacher still is going to be the biology teacher. I know, carp, that you acknowledge this with your last sentence, but still, even in elementary school, they have different teachers for different subjects. I'm with Woody. Either open the schools or don't. Half of a solution is not a solution.

Neither of these are horrible ideas.

He also included Kane. Patrick Kane. No. Please, no.

Vogl has an interesting list of trade targets from cap-challenged teams in The Athletic today.

I didn't say there was no benefit. There is little benefit. Groundskeepers get paid, too, I get it. I don't feel that the reward outweighs the risk here.

No. There is very little benefit to Buffalo in this.

Where are they playing the rest of their home games? Can't they just stay there?

Bad news.

That's how I heard it when I was writing it. Let's hope so. A Floridian died from COVID every eight minutes yesterday.

ooooh good point! I hadn't thought about that angle.

What country do you think this is?

The helmets have no logo, but rather have the players' numbers where a logo would be (like Alabama). I think that's a sharp look. Maybe one they should keep forever.

Yes. And... Seattle Times readers chose the name “Sockeyes” in a weeks-long polling contest two years ago.

I thought the fans wanted sockeyes.

I can't decide whether it's more AA baseball or XFL.

Hahahaaa it's going to be Kraken isn't it?