trampas
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Oh, I agree it’s dumb. There is also the chance it’s a false positive. It’s also weird that the results came in the seventh inning. If they had suspicions earlier, why even let him play?
Hopefully nothing comes of it. It would be total BS to make him sit out any games next season.
I thought I heard he tested negative the day before, which allowed him to be in game 6. Whether or not his positive that day was late to come in I'm not certain, but it was apparently delayed so he wasn't made aware of the positive test until the 7th inning. Wouldn't it be the front office that makes the decision to leave him in?