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Originally Posted by Westheim
If the Phillies come to New York to play the Mets over the weekend,
- their rooms are deep-cleaned on Thursday,
- every room has an amount of bed sheets, towels, snacks etc. that is deemed appropriate,
- the keys are stuck in the doors when the players arrive,
- there is no other guest in the entire hotel,
- the Phillies shuttle to Citi and back in X number of buses every day, entering through the rear door to have no contact with the driver,
- play the game at Citi (and lose), and then immediately return to the hotel,
- retreat to their room and stay there,
- rinse repeat until they leave on Sunday afternoon,
- and then the rooms are deep-cleaned on Monday.
If the Mets host the Braves starting on Monday, they either stay in a different hotel or on different floors.
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No common areas in this hotel?
Lobbies?
Elevators?
The hotel is just going to evacuate all staff from before the teams arrive until a few days after they leave?
Better to wait until Wednesday or Thursday to clean the rooms, no?
Players are supposed to be cool with this situation for the next 4 months? And never break that bubble?
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Meals are probably best had at the ballpark and delivered by catering. This can be done without any direct contact. Catering personnel delivers the meals wearing protective equipment, leaves, and picks up their empty containers etc. at night.
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So, a chance for infection, then?
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I don't travel in non-pandemic scenarios, either.
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Unsurprising
Related; westheim seems like the type that would have me on ignore. So, ,maybe someone could point out some of the flaws in the bubble so they could address them
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Players opting out shall opt out. We'll decide in '21 whether we still love them.
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Why would any reasonable person change their opinion on a player who decided not to go through the above?