Haha, not me, I meant the games being in Canada, I'm an Ohio boy.
Next year is fascinating to me. I mean, you look at bubble sports vs non-bubble, I think it's pretty apparent you have to do it. But, could you set up a series of bubbles? So NPR was talking about baseball vs hockey last week, and they made the point of how well the bubble works as the NHL has had 0 positive cases. The thing is they have had no positives tests while in the bubble, but also like 2 weeks leading up to the bubble as well (and like 2 positives before that). So maybe the players are showing they can be decently responsible. If (and yes, a BIG IF) there could be a vaccine in the first part of next year, then could you set up 4 bubbles and have teams go play all their division games to start the year. Then you give them a week off and reassess. If the vaccine is out, you can move on to normal games. If not, you start creating a series of bubbles for teams to play in. End result would be something like you go into a bubble for a month, then go home for a week, back to the bubble, back home, etc.
