Deeper Look from New York Season 1, Episode 14 - Movie Intelligence

Deeper Look from New York: Season 1, Episode 14
Sports in the COVID-19 Era: Matthew Futterman / Sports Journalist, New York Times

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Major League Baseball, National Basketball League, US Open Tennis and other major sports have resumed in the U.S. But with coronavirus safety restrictions in place, things are not the same, with fewer games, officials in masks, cardboard cutout fans and canned applause. Yet, despite these measures, some athletes have contracted the virus. So, is it worthwhile to hold sporting events, and what about the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics next year? We asked Sports Journalist, Matthew Futterman.

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Release Date: 2020-04-28
Seasons: 1 2

TMDb: 0.0/10

Language: English

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