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Originally Posted by Topspinmo
So, what did it have to do with actually playing softball? Did they catch it from the bat Or ball beings the ball sanitized? they probably caught it socializing days before? NOT social distancing, not wearing masks. I highly doubt they caught it playing softball, Most likely they had it few days before the game anyway.
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Yes they probably did catch it elsewhere and they didn't know they had the virus but they're playing a game somewhat close to others and now many more may be infected with it now.
Do you think they are sanitizing the ball each and every time a different player touches it? Imagine the umpire giving the ball to the pitcher, he/she in turn throw warm up pitches to the catcher, the catcher returns it to the pitcher, then up comes the first batter who hits the ball to the center fielder who the relays that same ball to the infielder who then throws it back to the pitcher, do you follow that logic for each thrown then for each batted then for each fielded ball?