It's not the outside part. It's the travel that comes with the sport. Airplanes, airports, locker rooms, hotels, gyms, training tables, luggage handling, buses, cars, eating on the road, press conferences and then they get to the actual close quarters physical contact inherent in all sports.

No professional team of any sport would last 1 month....

Nah man - f' that. I'm a pro baller in any sport and I'm sitting my multi-million dollar arse at home. Hell, I'm doing it now and I'm broke.

Seriously, everyone is going to need to sit this one out at home. This is the beginning of the beginning. Exponential curves are a bitch. As of today curves put it between 75 - 150 million Americans infected within 3 weeks. Of that, 10% will need hospitalization. If we can somehow even get that 10% down to just 1% that's about 700K patients. There are 300K total hospital beds in America at this moment. The death rate is holding at 3 - 3.4% worldwide. At 75 million Americans, that's 2.15 million dead. At 150 million, that's 5.1 million dead. Germany announced today that they expect 70%+ of their population to get sick. In America, that would be 260 million with a death rate of 3.4 = 8.8 million dead and the need for 2.6 million hospitals beds. Again, there's 300K of those. The Mariner's won't be playing because SafeCo will be a triage center + Century Link + Key Arena + Tacoma Dome.

Slept tight,