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This was a world series celebration not just a baseball celebration. They pour their blood, sweat and tears into this for 30 years at the opportunity to reach that mountain top and some never get there. He/ the team may never experience this again. This is a once in a lifetime achievement for most

Theres a different type of brotherhood/ family in baseball than any other sport. 9 months playing sometimes and away from your real family while grinding and traveling for 162 games
And he may have insured it's a once in a lifetime experience for some....
 
I'm not sure if you actually read the article, but it's not helping your argument
Outside transmission are extremely rare except where social distancing isn't followed.

He already infected his teammates from the time he got to the ballpark at probably noon. Ate pregame meals together, in clubhouse together, showers, horsed around, took BP, tossed ball around, pictures together, in dugout, ect for 10 hours.

The 30 minute on field celebration literally had zero impact. Still should have put on mask after finding out but the damage was already done
 
Outside transmission are extremely rare except where social distancing isn't followed.

He already infected his teammates from the time he got to the ballpark at probably noon. Ate pregame meals together, in clubhouse together, showers, horsed around, took BP, tossed ball around, pictures together, in dugout, ect for 10 hours.

The 30 minute on field celebration literally had zero impact. Still should have put on mask after finding out but the damage was already done
That article is saying outside transmission is rare, except in cases of close contact when outdoors. Like for example, posing for pictures and hugging teammates outdoors.

You keep focusing on how he probably already infected his teammates so who cares what he did. For those teammates he did infect, sure that makes sense. What about the ones who hadn't gotten it yet and now are hugging him? You'd have to agree they're at risk by being on the field with him right?
 
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does anyone have a link to how he got Covid in a bubble in the first place? i don't know if this is the right way to approach it, but i feel like my opinion on him would be considerably different if he 1. knowingly broke bubble protocols and got it that way and then 2. knowingly broke bubble protocols and celebrated on the field afterwards
 
That article is saying outside transmission is rare, except in cases of close contact when outdoors. Like for example, posing for pictures and hugging teammates outdoors.

You keep focusing on how he probably already infected his teammates so who cares what he did. For those teammates he did infect, sure that makes sense. What about the ones who hadn't gotten it yet and now are hugging him? You'd have to agree they're at risk by being on the field with him right?
The whole team was aware he tested positive they made a decision knowing he was positive
 
I mean honestly everyone was already exposed to him, probably several times... Yeah it was foolish for him to go back out there but realistically the players would have already been exposed. He also just won the World Series... Would be surprised if he was the only player with Covid at the time unless it was a false positive also- if the virus is as contagious as they say.
I get it. But just wear a mask. People' exposure could be additive. Because he may have infected part of the team is no reason to expose the rest of them.
 

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